Colonel Sanders
Veteran Member
It doesn't matter where I've lived. I no longer practice law but one of my specialties was domestic violence restraining orders (DVROs). I did hundreds. Of all the things I ever saw, a woman getting beaten or even being castigated for not voting the way her husband did wasn't one of them. Further, lawyers talk to each other and I never heard of another attorney representing a client where such facts existed.Have you ever lived in the Bible Belt?That's ridiculous. You're better than that.As is getting beaten, should hubby ever suspect them of voting differently from his direction. It’s a free country though.If it pleases them to double their husbands' votes, their option
(Characterization is not argument)
The issuance of a DVRO can occur for a very wide variety of reasons. These are extremely serious matters, so to trivialize it by making such an unsubstantiated claim is an insult to actual victims who actually need a DVRO.
I'm sure some assholes somewhere committed DV against their wife for exercising an independent political view, but those must be extremely rare. My guess is that when it does happen, it's part of an already existing coercive control pattern exercised by an abuser who is likely already committing some form of DV rather than it being a sole cause.