Trump and Harris supporters clash over values in unlikely meeting
- Lisa Disbrow and Stephisha Ycoy-Walton came together after the election for a face-to-face meeting.
- Their conversation quickly highlighted their differing perspectives and political values.
- Despite failing to connect, both women recognized the importance of confronting their differences.
In a rare gathering following the recent election, two women from opposing political backgrounds met at the Black Panther Party's Mini Museum in Oakland, California. Lisa Disbrow, a supporter of Donald Trump, and Stephisha Ycoy-Walton, a volunteer for Kamala Harris, aimed to initiate a meaningful dialogue despite deep-seated differences. Prior to this meeting, Disbrow had actively shown her support for Trump while Ycoy-Walton focused her efforts on mobilizing voters for Harris. The conversation began with intent but soon revealed underlying tensions as their views diverged sharply. Despite good intentions, the exchange turned abrasive, with neither finding common ground or mutual understanding by the end of their discussion. Ultimately, both women valued the experience of meeting face-to-face, acknowledging the complexities of bridging their political divide.