A question about your spouse/SO

[AKLRULZ]

Whatever your "political label" is - is your spouse/SO in the same camp as you?

 

[kejoda]

I don't know, he doesn't like to talk about it. BUT he is always asking me

 

[mom2boys]

Yes, despite the fact that we can't agree on the best way to hard boil an egg!

 

[Robinrs]

I am not married but my significant other once told me if I was on the opposite end of the political world he would've NEVER dealt with me in the first place. I remember some line about he'd rather deal with a serial killer...

 

[Not so Dumbo]

yes....although we both play both sides of the fence on different issues

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

No spouse, but I honestly have no idea where my boyfriend falls politically. I never thought to ask. Neither of us are voters, so it just didn't seem important to me.

 

[pearlieq]

Yes, and that was important to me when picking a spouse.

We don't agree on everything, but our core values are very much in line.

 

[FionaLovesShrek]

No, DH is set in stone because of where he grew up

 

[Miss Jasmine]

While we both belong to the same party, and both claim to be conservatives, there are some issues we do not completely agree on. He calls me a liberal, but it is he that is a liberal as he is for more governmental control. He gets all worked up when I point that out. Liberal is a dirty word to him.

 

[NMAmy]

Yep, we are. Although DH is not an American citizen--so I cast the vote for our family.

 

[Bob Slydell]

DW is a little more conservative than I am, but we agree on most issues.

 

[tiggersmom2]

Yes, my spouse and I share the same political views....I wouldn't have it any other way. That was very important to me when I was dating, I never dated a liberal twice.

 

[Dodie]

Yes he is.

 

[ILUVMYBRIT]

Well, he doesnt live in the States, but I would say he is just as conservative as I am.There are some issues that I tend to be a bit more liberal about, but I think we mostly think the same way about things.

 

[puffkin]

I think we share most of the same ideas, although I tend to have much more liberal views. He usually asks me who to vote for though, but I have no idea if he does vote that way......he probably wouldn't vote, but I guilt him into doing it because it is his civic duty.

I do know that he was just as passionate as I was though for the candidate we voted for in the last presidential election. That is the only time I have seen him get into politics....and we both agreed completely.

 

[Cantw8]

not even close

 

[JAA'smom]

Nope. We are both registered with different parties.

 

[Galahad]

Yes, but we didn't talk politics at all until we had been married 6 or 7 years.

 

[Barb D]

We belong to the same party, but he's more conservative on a lot of issues.

 

[elizke]

Nope. And we've been arguing about it for 20 years of marriage.

I actually think he provokes arguments because he was raised hillbilly conservative* and wants to be convinced otherwise.

(*I'm using his own family's descriptive words here, so no offense to anyone...)

We have almost reached a point where if there were a very good Democratic presidential candidate, I think it possible now he'd vote for the Democrat.

He would never tell me, or anyone. But I would know.