Had a talk with a Republican friend tonight. Yes I know sounds a little Oxymoronic.

[Mira]

But here is the proof it was fruitful.
She let me peel the Bumper sticker off her SUV.

[NRaleighLiberal]

1. K&R from another Tarheel (none of my repub "friends" would let me do that...yet!) n/t

[Mira]

2. Thanks. I felt a bit self serving posting this - but damn

that's a little victory, isn't it.

[gateley]

3. When I lived in NC, I couldn't even TALK about politics --

the only time I really got into it was when I was in line for early voting for Obama and a black woman and I were getting excited and teary.

So I think this is a GREAT accomplishment! :headbang:

And I remember Burr :puke:

[Warpy]

9. No kidding, my style was far too confrontational for NC

The sweet flower of southern womanhood was supposed to be silent and decorative and that wasn't me.

It's one of the reasons I fled to Boston in the late 60s.

[NRaleighLiberal]

11. Lucky you. Native New Englander here who got exiled to NC following a job.

VT or Portland OR is where I'd rather be!

[Yupster]

4. Man he must be old

but after killing the Treasury Secretary, he shouldn't be seen on bumper stickers.

[OhioBlue]

6. lol!!! n/t

[Mira]

7. Wrong Burr. For ours this is a better sticker:

[OffWithTheirHeads]

5. I don't get it and what are you doing up this late?

Shouldn't you be in bed by now?
Bud

[Mira]

8. Well, he isn't your Senator, that's why you don't get it.

And I'm up because I was talking to this Republican friend ........

[Dragonbreathp9d]

10. Loving another human being for who they are

No matter what their political philosophical theological religious beliefs are is never oxymoronic, it's human

[Mira]

12. Sweet and enviable sentiments. Yet

my reality does not include many "Republican Friends". Acquaintances/Colleagues/Neighbors/Buddies, yes, Friends, no.