"I cut my very wealthy cousin off last February. I asked him if he was still all-in for Trump, and he said that he could not be happier. His logic is that we are all going to get richer. I am on social security, and he owns a farm. I imagine he will continue to live in his delusional little world. I want nothing to do with him. -spiritedlion662"
"When my cousin told my two nephews that the reason they got into a prestigious college was that they are both 'dark'. Both finished top three in their class, with high honors, and both were constantly performing community service. They received multiple awards and letters of recommendation from community leaders. My cousin is a disbarred lawyer who is unemployed. And frankly, unemployable. A failure's failure. A loser from the word go. -Holydiver 2112"
"My daughter is military and a republican. No problems when she voted for him the first time. But I couldn't believe that after January 6, she was going to vote for him again. At the time she was deployed to Okinawa so I took the time to tell her some of the things he was doing and saying, like kids are coming home from schools with sex change operations, picking a Fox News host for Secretary of Defense, etc."
Multiple family members reported severing ties over relatives' unwavering support for Trump and associated beliefs. Reasons included flaunting wealth while dismissing others' struggles, making racist remarks that minimized relatives' achievements, and refusing to accept facts after January 6. One relative credited nephews' college admissions to race despite top academic records and community service. Another adult child in the military repeatedly defended Trump, labeled dissenters liars, and embraced election-denial. Name-calling, conspiracy acceptance, and claims of future enrichment for supporters produced irreconcilable differences and led to estrangement when discussions failed.
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