Controversial counsellor George Lutterodt has argued that families can avoid politically motivated conflicts by wives automatically supporting their husband's preferred political party.
He said when it comes to conflict management and tolerance, political tolerance cannot go on in people's marital homes where husband's lead the political ships as the captains.
According to Mr Lutterodt, as a wife, you "either dance to the music I am playing than changing the music" adding couples must support the same party as a way to manage tolerance and conflict.
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