‘The View’ discusses dating someone you disagree with politically

The Donald Daters app was launched Monday with the aim of allowing pro-Trump singles to meet each other “without bias, judgment, or liberal intolerance.”

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ABC News”The View” co-hosts react to the new app Donald Daters on Oct. 17, 2018.

Abby Huntsman said “it’s not easy” to be a single conservative in the dating world — she shares what she’s been told by her conservative friends about their experiences.

“They say when they go out on a first date, they … have to make up what they do or who they voted for, what their political views are. When they do express what they are, they don’t get a second date,” Huntsman said.

Sunny Hostin countered, “Why can’t they just date each other?”

Huntsman believes that’s a bad idea: “What if at this table, everyone said the same thing, thought the same thing — I don’t want to live in that world!”

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Lou Rocco/ABC via Getty ImagesWhoopi Goldberg discussed learning from someone you disagree with on “The View” today, on Oct. 17, 2018.

Whoopi Goldberg said that only being close with people we align with politically is “restrictive” and that we can “learn something” from people who disagree.

“Maybe some of the things you feel, I can see. And some of the things I feel you can see,” said Whoopi.

“You can love people who think differently, you can love people who look different, you can love people who are nothing like you,” Goldberg said.

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