Are you dreading political conversations around the dinner table this holiday season?
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CNN is looking to hear how Americans are feeling about the holiday season after a divisive election. Family time during the holidays can be fraught at the best of times, but for those celebrating with parents, kids, and extended family members with opposing political views, what conversations are you worried about having? What’s the number one thing you are dreading hearing at the table this year, and what do you foresee as potential moments of conflict with your family and loved ones? Tell us your specific worries and we’ll have an expert give you advice.Please leave us a voicemail at (680) 225-5266 letting us know what you are most worried about and need help with managing. Each voicemail can be up to three minutes in length. All or part of your call may be used by CNN on television or digital as part of our coverage. Please include your name, contact information and where you’re calling from. Thank you for weighing in with your important perspective.
CNN is looking to hear how Americans are feeling about the holiday season after a divisive election. Family time during the holidays can be fraught at the best of times, but for those celebrating with parents, kids, and extended family members with opposing political views, what conversations are you worried about having? What’s the number one thing you are dreading hearing at the table this year, and what do you foresee as potential moments of conflict with your family and loved ones? Tell us your specific worries and we’ll have an expert give you advice. Please leave us a voicemail at (680) 225-5266 letting us know what you are most worried about and need help with managing. Each voicemail can be up to three minutes in length. All or part of your call may be used by CNN on television or digital as part of our coverage. Please include your name, contact information and where you’re calling from. Thank you for weighing in with your important perspective.
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