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Podcast: Talking with people you love, whose views you don’t

Podcast: Talking with people you love, whose views you don’t

The holiday season is here, but many people across the country may be dreading sitting down with their nearest and dearest— all because of politics.

This episode of Let’s Find Common Ground features a discussion on political differences with a father and daughter who have different ways of seeing the world. Clare Ashcraft and her dad Brian live in Ohio. He’s an engineer and a conservative. She is a liberal-leaning college student.


Just in time for Thanksgiving, here are some smart tips to minimize conflict and maximize cooperation with parents, family and friends.

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