Yup. My grandmother was a life long, hardcore Catholic, even earning an award for her service to the church.

When the last Pope condemned Trump's border wall during his first presidency, my grandmother's reaction was, "the Pope needs to mind his own business."

Which isn't a surprise considering she's where I learned the version of the N-word that starts with a J. I'm glad she died before Trump's second term.

This is about 2016 Trump, though. At the time one could have still denied the allegations.

My main point is that flushing the remains of a dead person down the toilet is morally wrong. People have the right to mourn and we know too few things about this person, to say that her remains deserve to be flushed down the toilet because she told someone she voted for Trump in 2016.

My grandmother was a life-long Republican and I'm confident she'd have voted Republican in 2016 out of habit, if she were both alive and not drowning in dementia. She'd have turned against him by 2020 even with the dementia---Trump is just too gross as a person for her to stand.

Anyways, she died early 2016 and all I have from her is an elderly pup who's snoring next to me. He's great. He's never voted for Trump.

She voted for him in 2016 and died

You think the grandma in the picture is currently MAGA?

That's a bit too extreme for me. If someone's dead, let them be.