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Well, we got a little mad mama drama going on here today, and it's all about what her 10-year-old son wants to dress up for as his costume for Halloween.

He wants to get political.

People are saying, as long as it's not politics, I think it could be fine.

So now it is politics.

Oh, boy.

Now, he thinks it would be very cool and funny to go as President Trump.

I don't think he fully understands that there is a lot of tension about this kind of stuff politically at his age.

And I'm terrified of the backlash that he's going to get.

And I don't want angry parents confronting me in the car line or kids confronting him.

I just don't think he fully understands what

this would entail. Now, my husband's saying, look, it's just a costume. He thinks I'm overreacting

and doesn't think the kids will give him that much pushback. But I said, look, can we just go with

something fun? I don't want to kind of hassle with this. You know, I told them if our kid walks into school with a red hat and a wig, we're basically

signing up for a Facebook neighborhood debate. So do I shut it down before it explodes or I let

him wear it and deal with the fallout? I, if it was me, I would absolutely shut it down.

It doesn't matter which side you're on. It's not the time. You don't want to

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