This is a highly polarized presidential election to be sure. Unfortunately, some political tension between friends and family has turned personal. The latest example of this is within the Baldwin family, which includes outspoken conservative and Trump supporter Stephen Baldwin — and Trump impersonator and avowed liberal Alec Baldwin.

While Alec Baldwin’s satirical impersonations of Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” have earned him his first positive press in awhile, his brother Stephen hasn’t found the act to be so humorous.

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“What do I think about Alec Baldwin’s impersonation of Donald Trump and ‘SNL’ and everything they’re doing? I don’t want to be a party pooper here, but I don’t think it’s very funny. I don’t think there’s anything funny about this election,” Stephen Baldwin told CBS News. He said while brother Alec got the GOP candidate’s voice right, “I think it’s just getting a little too nasty right now.”

Stephen Baldwin, who participated in two seasons of “Celebrity Apprentice,” found himself in agreement with Trump about the viral skits. As Trump tweeted after the first Alec episode on “SNL” aired: “Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks.”

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But that little spat was nothing compared to the social media war between Stephen Baldwin and his other liberal brother, Billy.

Stephen tweeted, “If my father were alive today (a veteran) he would be ashamed & disgusted of media bias & manipulation by people like @andersoncooper.”

Fellow actor Billy immediately fired back with, “If our father were alive today … he’d smack you in the side of the head for supporting Donald Trump.”

Billy then tweeted his brother nine more times, detailing the newspaper endorsements Hillary Clinton has received.

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Stephen, feeling the heat, jokingly tweeted, “Upcoming holidays w/my bro’s? 4 me it might be turkey w/the Trumps one thing’s for sure … #TrumpTurkeyHuge#Victorynevertastedsogood !!” tagging Donald Trump and his children Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr.

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Billy has used his Twitter account for months to deride the Republican nominee. He’s been even more outspoken than the usually headline-grabbing Alec, who has mostly kept his opinions to his “SNL” gig.

In an interview with Esquire, Alec, the former host of an MSNBC talk show, said of his impersonation, “I hope that it motivates them [people] to vote. Now maybe they’re going to see Trump in the right context, which is that he’s just wrong for the job. Pretty much anybody but [him] at this point.”

Appearing on “Mornings with Maria” on Fox Business, Stephen said of the disagreements with his brothers, “I’m in a little bit of a Twitter war with my brother, but it’s not serious. We’re having fun. We’re having our opinions.”

Stephen said there were many Twitter users joking about Billy slapping around Stephen after the social media tussle.

Stephen has told Fox Business in the past of his brothers’ refusal to support Donald Trump. “If Alec and Billy don’t see the corruption or if they’re willing to look the other way like so many other people, that’s on them.”

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Sadly, the Baldwins are not the only loved ones to be experiencing tensions with each other during this controversial election. A poll conducted by Monmouth University found that 7 percent of Americans have lost friends due to the election, with Hillary supporters losing slightly more friends than Trump supporters.

Cosmopolitan reported in a poll of its own that 42 percent of women (out of 1,097) had a close relationship negatively affected due to the election.

It appears the old adage about never discussing politics or religion with friends and family has gone right out the window — this presidential election has inspired more digital ink and discussion than any other. No matter who wins the election, the Baldwins won’t be the only ones having a slightly awkward Thanksgiving dinner.