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Family politics: Staying civil at the dinner table during a heated election campaign

September 26, 2019

For some families, breaking bread brings an unspoken rule: do not utter a single word about politics. But for others, dinner time is prime time to solve the world's problems. Laurel Gregory has more on how, ahead of an election, you can do it without causing a family fight.

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