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With respect, it's Mary Matalin. As for Kellyanne and George: nbcnews.com/politics/po… Nobody knows what Andrea thinks: she reports. I'm not sure Carville plays a liberal: more a pragmatist. Very different people can be comfortable with each other based on religious roots. While Greenspan is a Randian, his pedigree is pure Jewish, and Andrea is Jewish. It's love itself that has no ideology.
With respect, it's Mary Matalin. As for Kellyanne and George: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/kellyanne-george-conway-announce-divorce-rcna73451 Nobody knows what Andrea thinks: she reports. I'm not sure Carville plays a liberal: more a pragmatist. Very different people can be comfortable with each other based on religious roots. While Greenspan is a Randian, his pedigree is pure Jewish, and Andrea is Jewish. It's love itself that has no ideology.
"It's love itself that has no ideology." Poetry.
Are you familiar with the late Fred Rogers? "It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood. Will you be my friend?"
Wouldn't that be grand? One reflection I had was a couple I knew: Immigrant Irish married immigrant Sicilian. Common denominator: Catholicism. But Fred was asking for much broader tolerance. Thanks for the compliment.
I see your point, a common ethnicity beats ideology. That explains a lot.