What Does that Drink Tell You about Your Politics?

MylesBAstor

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President Obama knows his supporters; and they prefer a steamin' hot mug of hot cocoa

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Better yet, is enjoying their favorite beverage in flannel onesies.


Ahh, Pajama Boy, the gift that keeps on giving.
 
President Obama knows his supporters; and they prefer a steamin' hot mug of hot cocoa

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Better yet, is enjoying their favorite beverage in flannel onesies.


Ahh, Pajama Boy, the gift that keeps on giving.

And if Obama said Hemlock is bad for, everyone in the GOP would tell you that it's good for you and drink it.
 
Oh Myles, just having a little fun. BTW, hemlock is covered under Obamacare ;)
 
This thread is starting to meld with the other thread that paints Obama as the devil for requiring health insurance. You would think that doctors and hospitals would be the first to congratulate Obama for requiring health insurance. As far as the ills that affect our health insurance and the ever increasing health care costs and our medical system in general, they were all going on for a very long time before Obama was ever elected president.

Any medical provider that you go to, the first thing they want to talk about is what insurance do you have. Why? Because they want to know if they are going to get paid from your insurance or rely on you and their bill collectors to extract the money you owe them.
 
I think it is more likely that the drinking preference simply reflects American political demographics. Democrat voters are coastal, Republican voters central and south. I suspect that if you made a study of fish eating habits you would find that Democrats ate more fish, because they live in the coast!
 

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