By the time people grow into adulthood, they have a pretty good idea of their political affiliation. A twenty-year-old might not be particularly articulate in voicing their political views, but they will nevertheless have some political inclinations that support a certain ideology or political attitude. The question is: how do people develop this? Why do some people lean more liberal while others lean more conservative? Many factors determine how people participate in their civil rights and what political parties they support. Foremost among these is, by a wide margin, family — specifically th…