that's gross.

He was defending his wife - a college educated white woman. And himself. He took the comments personally. I told him if you and your wife didn't vote for Trump because of daddy issues then you shouldn't take it personally. But I like to keep peace in the family. I'm in NY so it kind of is not issue

That's too hard. And I don't think it's a conscious decision. I'm sure a lot of had authoritarian fathers. So it's like they are following a script that was written for them in childhood. And don't forget the racism part of the equation.

My heart breaks that Gen X women would vote for Trump. And I have actually stopped posting political on FB because it was offending my brother and he basically bullied me into taking down my posts because he thought I was insulting his wife with my comments about this.

I would like to go on the record, that I DID NOT vote for Trump.

Take women out of the work force and men have more opportunities.

I can't even. I just had a FB argument with my brother. He criticized me for accusing college educated, middle class, middle aged, white women of voting for Trump because he reminds some of us of our fathers. (the reason I didn't vote for him). This election was about human rights, not the economy.

The morning after the election I start boxing and kickboxing again. I remember it made me feel better in 2016. But it's been so long. . .it's hard to get started again. Dude. Just do it. Training isn't the same thing as being in the ring.

You're niece-in-law CAN NOT become a senator, no matter how willing and able she is to serve.