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What your favorite beer says about your politics
- By Matt Berman
- National Journal
- September 28, 2012
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Drinking a lot of Sam Adams doesn't just make you inebriated and slightly bloated. According to Scarborough Research data, it also likely means you're a Republican.
You may think that drinking beer is one of the few truly bipartisan acts of enjoyment Americans have left, but Scarborough Research paints a different picture. The beer you buy, and presumably then drink, can say a lot about what political party you lean toward and how likely you are to vote.
Click here to see what your favorite beer says about your politics.
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