Did your family argue about the election?

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

We had feuds in our family about brexit, but luckily we all agreed that Trump is a pillock (accompanied with some generous america-bashing, sorry). What about yours? Any fall-outs?

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

We had feuds in our family about brexit, but luckily we all agreed that Trump is a pillock (accompanied with some generous america-bashing, sorry). What about yours? Any fall-outs?

same

even my a.f.d.-supporting grandma and great-aunt (the latter of which even volunteers for them i.i.r.c.) hated his guts

[Goldwater]

Not really. The people who supported Trump were mostly very loud, while the people who didn't were mostly very quiet. None of my immediate family supported Trump, FTR.

[RI]

We were all in agreement about not voting for Hillary.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Nah, we were clear on Anyone but Hillary^TM.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Our family is mostly uniformly Republican aside from my father's sister and her family (who are semi-wealthy, gated community liberals who have seen Hamilton like three times) and my grandmother's brother-in-law (who was the sole Pawlenty supporter I met in 2012 who was not previously a mid-tier staffer on his campaign), so Thanksgiving shall be interesting.

[Crumpets]

All of my immediate relatives voted for Clinton. A couple aunts, uncles, and cousins are hard-core Paulites-turned-Trumpists, but none of them are people I see all that often, and we never really talked about politics over the course of the election. The main election conflict in my life was Bernie vs. Hillary.

[Beet]

I think we all supported Hillary, but I'm not entirely sure about my mom.

[ASPN]

Not really argue, but I did get some weird looks from my mom's side of the family for voting Green. They all basically democrats, so at least we could agree that Trump was a bad choice.

[Kingpoleon]

Yes. Family:
Mother: McMullin
Father: Reluctantly Trump
Maternal family(excluding her cousins): Trump
Paternal family: I'm pretty sure 100% Clinton, but I haven't seen anyone besides my paternal grandmother since last year.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

No because we're not stupid enough to discuss politics........Mrs. Grumps and I voted the same.

[RaphaelDLG]

Thanksgiving this year:
Me: Clinton
Sister: Clinton
Brother-in-law: Clinton
Mother: wtf Johnson vote because she hates Trump and is a so-con who can't vote for Hillary
Father: ...idk, but I'm afraid Trump, he's a conservative
Grandmother: Trump
Grandfather: Trump
Uncle: Clinton

[Mr. Smith]

Extended: Not enough interaction for such arguments. I know Dad's side would've been pro-Clinton, and Ma's side would've been split between McMullin and trump...but the result of such things is moot when neither side actually bothers to visit.

Immediate: Only on whether or not Clinton could lose to trump. I was the lone person to believe trump could win, even after Comeyghazi (not that different from me vs the typical red avvie).

[Xing]

No arguments in the general election, though we were very split in the primary. My sister-in-law's side of the family is pretty conservative, but they resented Trump and claimed to vote for Clinton as a vote against him.

[rpryor03]

We all agreed that Trump sucked ass.

[NeverAgain]

Yes, in the primaries. Mom was strong Hillary, dad was strong Bernie. Lots of fights.

There was nothing but numbness on November 9th, though.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

We all agreed that Trump sucked ass.

This, among my immediate family. My extended family leaned toward Trump, however.

[RINO Tom]

Things actually got quite tense between my sister and I and my parents at times, which was weird because we were all so adamantly behind Romney.   So glad it's over.

[RFayette]

Nope.

[angus]

We had feuds in our family about brexit, but luckily we all agreed that Trump is a pillock (accompanied with some generous america-bashing, sorry). What about yours? Any fall-outs?

haha.

No.  My wife mentioned once that if she were able to vote, she'd vote for Trump.  I asked her why? and she said because she absolutely cannot stand Hillary Clinton.  I thought of lecturing her about alternate parties and such, but decided against it.  I have voted for alternative candidates in 3 of the 8 times I've voted for US president, but I recognize that most Americans don't take them seriously.  I suspect that foreigners take them even less seriously, so what's the point of arguing about it?

My son likes Johnson, but he's 11 so it doesn't matter.  I actually encouraged him.  I'm not a Libertarian, but anyone having enough sense to see past D and R has my support in any case.  

So I guess we're a Trump/Johnson/Lyttle family.  Three persons, three candidates.  No arguments came out of it, however.  (Don't worry, we have plenty to argue about without bringing politics into any of our discussions.)

[OSR stands with Israel]

On Trump No- They both hated him

On Hillary Yes- My Mom liked Hillary  , while my Dad would criticize her all the time(similar to me)

[Middle-aged Europe]

No, they all think Trump's a sh**thead.

[Figueira]

Not while I was around, no.

[Classic Conservative]

A few times my parents and maternal aunt and uncle had fights with my maternal grandmother because she liked Hillary.

[Devout Centrist]

Yea. And the fights are a beautiful thing to watch. My immediate family is united in our views, but our relatives are united in opposition.