Jimmy Kimmel’s Wife Molly McNearney Says She’s Losing Relationship with Her Trump-Voting Family: ‘My Husband Is Out There Fighting This Man’
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McNEARNEY: "Thankfully my immediate family all they did not vote for Donald Trump who could they did the first time a few of them we flipped on the second time. It’s, it’s weird. I I when it when don’t or was first elected, I was so upset. We all were, but I remember thinking I understand it because I grew up in a very conservative Republican house. I mean I bought my dad a Rush Limbaugh tie in high school. I am, I voted Republican straight ticket and that’s what I was told to do, and then I left St. Louis Missouri and I met people from different backgrounds and I started to understand different things and different needs and different people and there. So there’s like a little bit of sympathy. I have four people in my family that I feel are kind of being deliberately misinformed every day and they grown your own of the anthem that they are deliberately being misinformed every day and they believe it. But it hurts me so much because of the personal relationship I now have where my husband is out there, fighting this man and to me them voting for Trump. Is them not voting for my husband on me and our family, and I I I, unfortunately have and lost relationships with people in my family because of it? It’s it’s like it. This is not just Republicans versus Democrats for me anymore, it is to me it’s family values, and it’s it’s really hard for me, because I grew up believing in these Christian build ideals of taken care of the sick and taken care of the poor, and I don’t see that happening with this Republican Party, and so it’s it’s. I feel like I’m kind of and constant conflict and I’m angry all the time which isn’t healthy at all, that I, like personalize everything. Now when I see these terrible stories, every day, immediately mad at certain aunts, uncles cousins, who put him in power really hard and my at it’s. I wish I could like deprogram myself in some way, but I I I get really angry and my sent I’ve sent many emails to family are great for the election. I am begging you here’s the 10 reasons not to vote for this guy. Please don’t and I either got ignored by 90 percent of them or got truly insane responses for a few. It’s definitely caused a strain of definitely pulled in closer with the family that I feel more aligned with, and I hate that this has happened. I know it feel silly for the hard, because don’t let politics get in the way, but to me this isn’t politics, it’s it’s truly values and we just were not aligned anymore"
