Democrats tend to go for clear liquors, such as vodka and gin, while Republicans are more likely to opt for something darker, such as whiskey

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You must be a Democrat! A new survey shows that people who are more likely to be opt for clear liquor, such as vodka, would vote Democratically

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And so you're a Republican? People who choose darker spirits, such as whiskey, are more likely to vote Republican, a new consumer data survey says

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The most fervent Democratic partisans drink expensive champagne and brandy, while the GOP¿s base voters drink modestly priced wine, says a new media survey by National Media, a firm that tracks demographic and consumer data

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Democrats who are least likely to turn out on election day also spend heavily on high-priced booze, including Grey Goose and Absolut vodkas, and Patron tequila, according to the graph

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Democratic President Harry Truman reportedly enjoyed drinking bourbon, which is supposedly a Republican beverage.

The same can be said Democratic former President Lyndon Johnson, who enjoyed drinking a Cutty Sark scotch and soda on his ranch in Texas.

Republican former presidents, too, didn't totally stick with the analysis.

Former President Gerald Ford enjoyed a gin and tonic, while former President George H.W. Bush drank vodka martinis – both drinks on the Democratic side of the spectrum.

 

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What your favorite drink says about your politics: Democratic drinkers are more likely to sip Absolut and Grey Goose vodkas, while Republican tipplers are more likely to savor Jim Beam, Canadian Club and Crown Royal, according to consumer data supplied by GFK MRI

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• Consumer data gathered over two years from over 50,000 interviews has attempted to realize voting choices according to drink choices
• Results varied, but summary findings concluded that Democrats tend to go for clear liquors, such as vodka and gin, while Republicans are more likely to opt for something darker, such as whiskey

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Democrats who are least likely to turn out on election day also spend heavily on high-priced booze, including Grey Goose and Absolut vodkas, and Patron tequila, according to the graph

Too bad there is not an age variable associated with this. Because I definitely would get Grey Goose almost every week and Patron on weekends or for parties. But as I got older, my taste became more geared towards scotch and darker alcohols. Although I still think Vodka is the best drink to get drunk and not feel bad the next day.

 

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Too bad there is not an age variable associated with this. Because I definitely would get Grey Goose almost every week and Patron on weekends or for parties. But as I got older, my taste became more geared towards scotch and darker alcohols. Although I still think Vodka is the best drink to get drunk and not feel bad the next day.

as you get older, you're morphing into a Republican. Wisdom and experience takes many different forms, but I'm surprised it even changes your preference for alcoholic beverages

 

[Willie99 0]

single malt scotch, Maker's Mark and even my choice in vodka, Ketal One, are all republican drinks. Damn that's funny

I'm pretty sure Colt 45 should be included in the high turnout democratic voter demographics

 

[Seymour 0]

Too bad there is not an age variable associated with this. Because I definitely would get Grey Goose almost every week and Patron on weekends or for parties. But as I got older, my taste became more geared towards scotch and darker alcohols. Although I still think Vodka is the best drink to get drunk and not feel bad the next day.

Not calling u an idiot - though u r for various other reasons - many people have this ill conceived notion of what causes a hangover - too much of any alcohol is what causes a hangover - drink 15 beers, 15 shots of whatever, 15 wines, etc. and chances are u r going to be hungover - the only exception is red wine and some people - red wine contains sulfites which can cause some people to get bad headaches regardless of over consumption

 

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single malt scotch, Maker's Mark and even my choice in vodka, Ketal One, are all republican drinks. Damn that's funny

I'm pretty sure Colt 45 should be included in the high turnout democratic voter demographics

I seen dem drankin Mad Dog too on Election Day

 

[festeringZit 0]

I guess I drink like a Democrat, as I much prefer vodka and rum over darker spirits....

 

[Dave007inVegas 0]

I guess I drink like a Democrat, as I much prefer vodka and rum over darker spirits....

Me too.

 

[Willie99 0]

it's OK boys, just drink Ketal One

 

[JudgeWapner 0]

And I never drink clear spirits.

 

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Not calling u an idiot - though u r for various other reasons - many people have this ill conceived notion of what causes a hangover - too much of any alcohol is what causes a hangover - drink 15 beers, 15 shots of whatever, 15 wines, etc. and chances are u r going to be hungover - the only exception is red wine and some people - red wine contains sulfites which can cause some people to get bad headaches regardless of over consumption

You can say whatever you want, I guarantee you... I feel much worse the next morning after drinking whiskey than vodka.

 

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Me too.

Me three, although I rarely drink.