What to say to your relative whose politics you hate

What to say to your relative whose politics you hate

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What to say to your relative whose politics you hate

By Angela Haupt

Editor, Health and Wellness

The political disagreements within my own family have reached a fever pitch—and I’d really like to keep the peace. Sound familiar? I asked experts exactly what to say in these tense situations, whether you want to set a boundary or lighten up the fraught moment with a joke.

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Today's newsletter was written by Angela Haupt and edited by Mandy Oaklander.

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