How often do you change your mind politically? Examples? Are there bipartisan examples?

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A couple examples from me. I said i dont think we should have in god we trust on money separation church and state. My cousin said what's it hurting. He was right, I changed my view. I said we should keep men and women's restrooms separate. My brother pointed out that this is mostly manufactured outrage we hear about and for practical purposes its not really an issue with a lot of abuse. I changed my views. I also realized having a woman that looks like a man in the women's room to satisfy conservstives aint the hottest idea either.


I change opinions bipartisan


I change my mind a lot but at my age its mostly refining views

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@linate
I said i dont think we should have in god we trust on money separation church and state. My cousin said what's it hurting. He was right, I changed my view.


This is unclear. Do you think 'in god we trust' should be on our money and separation of church and state is a bad idea?


I used to think Ayn Rand's Objectivism provided a meaningful ethical and political view. Now I lean toward Laissez-faire Capitlism being the root cause of so many of our society's issues.

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