My wife says "there's nothing there" in the Mueller report, after being

[Doodley]

exposed to Fox News. Should I argue with her about it or not?

[Agschmid]

1. Consider divorce.

[manor321]

2. Just have her read it.

[sarabelle]

24. I second that motion.

[Drahthaardogs]

3. ARGUE!

Show her passages. I tell my wife all the time that if we allow the lies to be put out there without challenging them, we are complicit

[UniteFightBack]

4. Rather than tell people to read the report to see for themselves...Just peruse the table of

contents --- then tell me nothing is there.

AT THE MINIMUM "Russia attacked us in a sweeping and systematic fashion' ...right there in the second paragraph, first sentence.

WHY WON'T RUMP ACKNOWLEDGE THAT? I'd like your wife to answer me....

[Sunsky]

5. Expose her to real news.

[True Dough]

9. America's finest news source...

https://www.theonion.com/

[Sunsky]

13. Hahaha

The Onion never fails. Although, the line between satire and reality has been blurred by this White house.

[Chin music]

6. It's Easter.

Let them have a few more days. Ask her to shut up (figuratively of course) about the 'nothing there' though.
if there's no 'there there', then there's no need to talk about it over dinner....'Um, pass the egg salad please.' wink.

[mnhtnbb]

7. Tell her to watch MSNBC for the same amount of time she has watched Fox News

and if she's still of the same opinion, find a divorce attorney.

[marble falls]

8. Discretion is the better part of a marriage. It took my wife till Obama's second year to come ...

around. Trying to argue her over would have been a flop. What changed her was all the "we're going to make him fail" crap.

Trump put the cap on it. She used to be an officer in the county GOP. She is a dedicated Rachael Maddow follower and she took time to really listen to Hillary Clinton and liked everything she heard. She'd vote for Michelle Obama in a heart beat.

[Goodheart]

10. Tell her to ask Mitt Romney if there's nothing there.

[Liberalhammer]

11. Tell her it reflects

On her character and would she break her vows to let Trump grab her by the pussy.

[Flaleftist]

12. Tell her to turn off FOX and actually read the fucking thing.

That goes for all of you lurking Republicans.

[MoonRiver]

14. Happy I am married to someone who shares my views.

I don't know what you should do. Are children involved. If so, be very careful.

[kimbutgar]

19. I am also fortunate my hubby of 30 years and I evolved together in our same political views

My sister in law is a liberal and her husband is a conservative, they don’t talk politics and when she comes home he has to turn off Fox.

[bluestarone]

15. Just tell her Honey I KNOW your smarter than that. PLEASE

RE-READ it!

[lettucebe]

16. No one wants to be told they are stupid

which is how she'd likely take it if you tried to convince her off her "news."

They say it's harder to get someone to change their political views than their religious views.

Me? I'd find a way to block Fox (parental controls?)

[randr]

17. Block Fox

Fake news for fake christians

[kimbutgar]

18. I would challenge her to read the report than ask her again

You should buy her a copy and say read it and then give me your opinion.

I’d say print it up but between the a ream of paper and expensive print ink it’s cheaper to buy a copy. And then tell her you’ll buy her a box of chocolates, a dozen roses or a new outfit if she does!

[KentuckyWoman]

20. Argue

Hopefully the make up sex will be amazing.

[Iggo]

21. I'll be nice.

[Blue_true]

22. How did your wife start watching Fox News? nt

[DeminPennswoods]

23. Download the report and spend an hour each evening

taking turns to read it aloud to each other.