The holidays offer a chance to step away from political arguments and choose harmony

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On Christmas Day 1914, soldiers battling along enemy lines paused their fighting for impromptu ceasefires all across the frontlines.

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They met in no man’s land, exchanged small gifts of cigarettes or chocolate, and for at least a few hours they put down their arms to celebrate Christmas.

Isn’t this an example we could all follow in our own lives as we gather with friends and family? Put down the weapons, be it old grudges or new political arguments, call a truce and celebrate the season.

It’s getting to be too much hearing from so many people that they can’t possibly enjoy the holidays with their families because of politics.

Look, politics is important. I’ve spent most of my........

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