Was politics a hot topic at Thanksgiving dinner?
Nyla Padgett
sales representative
“No, we wanted to avoid family feuding with our family because our views are divided.”
Julie Nittman
SLO resident
“No, we did not talk about it; everyone avoided the issue like crazy because we have Trump supporters in the family. It was almost like taboo.”
Beth Garver
health care
“No, because my husband and I are conservative and my daughter has more of a liberal outlook.”
Lee Olivas
wealth manager
“We talked about politics; it was a split household with very different views. We came to the conclusion that we’re on uncharted waters, and we’re just anxious to see what is going to happen.”
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