Election ends, Thanksgiving arguments to begin
The election is over, but the political arguing around the Thanksgiving table could be just beginning. Carol Miller, of Central Islip, says there is sure to be a discussion of the contentious election
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Nov 24, 2016, 3:57 AM
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The election is over, but the political arguing around the Thanksgiving table could be just beginning.
Carol Miller, of Central Islip, says there is sure to be a discussion of the contentious election at this year's feast.
"Not out of hand, it'll just get heated," says Miller.
Experts say those not looking to discuss politics can offer a subtle, or not so subtle, topic change to sports, babies and pets.
"Shift it in that direction and everyone will be happy," says Dr. Peter Kanaris, a clinical psychologist.
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