Sadly, no. My grandparents are independent FOX News watchers. At the beginning, I asked them who they were supporting, and I got one answer: NOT HILLARY (caps for the vocal emphasis they gave). They recently called my mom, and they were going on now about the only thing worse than Clinton in the White House would be Obama there. My other grandmother is a firm Clinton supporter, and says she has to vote for someone who will leave Israel on the map as her reason for why she refused to vote for Obama (earlier, I'd had to disabuse her of the "He's a Muslim!" rumor). -.- Unlike my grandparents on the other side, though, she usually votes Democratic, so I'm a little concerned. But she won't listen when I try to show her all the things that indicate that Israel is safe with Obama. -o- Sorry - not as encouraging here.

It is absolutely happening in our family and with old Republican friends we have never been able to discuss politics with. I believe it is happening all over this country. The Clintons are uniting people in ways we never dreamed possible -- just not in the way the Clintons had in mind.

I don't know where my family is at in this race because I do *not* talk politics with them. They're hardcore Republicans, and my dad once said we'd be out of the will if we voted for a Democrat. (Of course, my dad also threatens to throw us out of the will when we cost him points in card games, so I'm not terribly worried about the threat.)

So, it's sad, I realize, but I'm not asking them about it. If they bring it up fine, but I'd rather talk about the weather.

My parents are both working class white folks...

And they are both supporters of Barack Obama!

We started out with my father and I supporting Obama, and my mother supporting Clinton.

But mom has become disgusted by Clinton's tactics.. and has now come over from the dark side.

We are a family united in our support of Barack Obama... the next President of the United States.

Mine as well. Haven't been able to talk Politics with my family for 30 years. Now, with Hillary we are able to totally agree that she is the best Candidate in the race and the only one that knows what needs to be done to help this country!

Clinton '08

My father, a fairly conservative fellow, is 'fed up' with the republicans. He's very interested in obama. My wife, a conservative too, detests Hillary and would probably vote for obama.

The only time i've heard my wife use the word c*nt was after HRC win in PA. My jaw dropped. Not even I can elicit a reaction like that.

FWIW.

We are 3-1 Obama in our home. My oldest daughter is pro-hilLIARy, although she can't tell me why.

My youngest brother voted for Nader in 2000. He voted for Obama. My older brother voted for Bush in 2004. He voted for Obama. My mother, who is 78 and racist by virtue of her age and upbringing, voted for Obama. I have always been the bleeding heart liberal that they have all loved to tease. I am happy that we can all agree on something for a change.

Here's my family story, but it's more about how Wright took away their positiv feelings for Obama...until now.

My father came around after seeing the repeat of Bill Moyers Wright interview on Sunday. I didn't eve bother calling to tell him to watch, becuase I didn't think it would matter.

It did!

HE said it's "not the same guy from those clips."

He also saw the Press corp thing this morning and while he didn't "love" his loud 'style', he certainly said he was commanding and smart and very much a stage presence, though he did feel Wright was certainly not worried about Obama, he was there for himself. Not that he blamed him

Nevertheless, he no longer holds Wright against Obama.

I'm curious -- what did your family think of Obama's appearance on Fox? (Or did they catch it all?)

We are Asian and such a big family. The family composed of my mom, her fiancee, 5 sisters, 4 brothers-in-law, 3 brothers, 2 nephew, 1 niece. You what nobody will vote for Obama. 3 for McCain if Clinton will be the nominee and all will vote for McCain if Obama is the nominee. We are all from CA. And most Asians will do that as well. How attractive is your Obama can be?

of course, we are all voting for obama and if hrc steals this, we will just all stay home and pray that white rural america, hrc's newest flavor of the week, pulls her out of the losers corner.

just a little bit of hope and change is all i have for hrc should she manage to steal this from the candidate who has worked hard to earn each vote. let's not forget that obama was an unknown, no brand name recognition, no big wigs in his pocket, no ex-prez as a surrogate and to make matters worse he has a funny sounding name and he is of the wrong color. against all odds, he followed the rules and still beat the crap out of miss inevitable fair and square. to have it all taken away by the "white powers" is nothing short of the gravest travesty towards democracy...

if tables were turned, obama would have been shown the door a long time ago. i guess we all have to play the cards we are dealt. if some feel that obama's color is a boon, then i challenge them by saying hrc's color, gender and her connections are more so the BOON!

yes, my family is now united and grandma and mommy are on the obama train and no longer on the hrc express freight to bigotry. by the way, i am biracial and grandma is lily white, so i am not just some black-loving obamacrat. i identify with both races. i am sure that non-issue matters to some of you more so than my original thought.