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Non-drinkers are 6 percentage points more likely than the average respondent to say they plan on voting for Trump.
Beer is the most evenly split beverage of choice, with just a 2 percentage point lean toward Biden.
Liquor drinkers are the most likely to vote for Biden.
Wine drinkers are right behind at 8 percentage points more than the average respondent to say they'll back Biden.
https://www.businessinsider.com/alco...n-2020-2020-10
Eagle_Eye (10-31-2020)
lol.. drunks for Biden -because you have to be plastered to vote for that "chump"
Eagle_Eye (10-31-2020)
Phantasmal (10-31-2020)
Your slide into fundamentalist extremism is duly noted.
the Muslim countries in the Middle East and North Africa, is by far the lowest alcohol consuming region in the world, both in terms of total adult per capita consumption and prevalence of non-drinkers, i.e. 87.8 per cent lifetime abstainers.
Eagle_Eye (10-31-2020)
I suppose the point is that Trumpf is supposed to be a teetotaler (he gets drunk on the sound of his own voice), and the holy ones pretend to be for that.
https://vinepair.com/articles/histor...cohol-america/
Thought I'd take the opportunity to morph this thread into something interesting...
And we should bear in mind that colonials drank more than we do, “more than twice as much hard liquor” than the average modern American, according to historian Dennis Pogue. Serving cider or rum at a polling place wasn’t necessarily an invitation to mayhem. It did, however, become an easy way for candidates to influence the vote, and the equation was fairly simple: serve more booze, earn more votes. In fact, it was so customary, if you didn’t serve alcohol you were almost guaranteed a loss. Robert Dinkin, author of “Campaigning in America: A History of Election Practices,” notes that “if a candidate ignored the custom of treating, he often found himself in great difficulty.”
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