Capehart Asks Bishop How to ‘Move Forward’ with Family, People You Know Who Voted for Trump
‘The thing that I am grappling with is someone was selected who ran a campaign that was openly hostile... ‘
Nov 11, 2024 9:30 AM
By Grabien Staff
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CAPEHART: "The thing that I am grappling with is that someone was selected who ran a campaign that was openly hostile, openly racist, xenophobic, misogynistic, transphobic, everything. And yet now the election is over, folks accept the results, but how do we move forward when we know there are people and families who voted for him, they work with people who voted for him, they live next to people who voted for him? What do you — how do we — how should we deal with those neighbors, coworkers, family members?"
