First, a prayer: can your Thanksgiving gathering be supercommittee of our dreams, namely a meeting where everyone gets happy despite their ideological differences and the cake split evenly. We recognize, however, that some families are like real supercommittee-and the day will end with a sulky faction to Chris Matthews in the guest room after a political debate. In this case, the best prayer is always thanks to Loudon Wainwright one: "If I argue with a loved one, Lord, please make me a winner." In this spirit, we present annual guide of political arguments slate this year, so that might be lightly armed for small skirmishes.If your family embarks on a topic not found in the list below, there is a catchall defense against your uncle blowhard. "As evidence you have?" you might ask. Often you will find that towering opinions rely on nothing more than a gut feeling. Then you can point out to your uncle who, if you want to make strong statements on messages, that he is receiving from her stomach, the best way to do this is to thank the host.
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