I'm finding that beer thing hard to believe--I don't believe Sam Adams is as Republican as Coors light, I don't believe Heineken is the most Democratic beer. I always figured Heineken to be like the leased BMW 3 series of beers, which I would consider skews Republican. And are the drinkers of MGD really that different from drinkers of Miller Light?

lots of black people drink Heineken. like, a lot

yea, they do love the heiny

I was unaware of that. Their marketing with that Asteroid Galaxy Tour song seems really, really Caucasian.

Which is the whitest beer?

can't believe pbr isn't on that graph.

States that are more democratic also have lots of microbrews, fwiw

jamiethekiller wrote:yea, they do love the heiny

You win the internet for today.

Why is lager not on that? Thought it had a similar market share to Sam Adams

pacino wrote:States that are more democratic also have lots of microbrews, fwiw

can i read something to back this up

Barry Jive wrote:

pacino wrote:States that are more democratic also have lots of microbrews, fwiw

can i read something to back this up

Posting on my break from work but I'll look for it when I get home. Some beer blog put it up, I think?

pacino wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

pacino wrote:States that are more democratic also have lots of microbrews, fwiw

can i read something to back this up

Posting on my break from work but I'll look for it when I get home. Some beer blog put it up, I think?

awesome thanks

Barry Jive wrote:

pacino wrote:States that are more democratic also have lots of microbrews, fwiw

can i read something to back this up

I think pacino is making shit up again to benefit his severly liberal agenda.

SK790 wrote:can't believe pbr isn't on that graph.

hipsters don't vote cuz it's too mainstream

(o snap!)

jeez guys i just made that joke

TenuredVulture wrote:I don't believe Sam Adams is as Republican as Coors light

This is the other one I found hardest to believe. A slight Republican correlation, okay. But that far out?

Maybe it's because Sam Adams Octoberfest is my favorite mass-produced beer, so I'm prejudiced?

technically since most people don't vote shouldn't the hipster thing be to actually go out and vote?

I know this probably won't be the case just because the polls are so tough to move... but this Obama ad I linked to in the last thread feels like a kill shot to me.

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2012/ ... marks.html

what do you find so powerful about that ad, daj? To me a person in the middle is going to look at that and largely say they don't identify with the faces. The main exception might be those old veterans in there.

I usually don't appreciate ads like that which turn out to be really powerful/great, so I clearly know that I don't know.

The 47% video will be Romney's downfall. He wasn't doing that good before the video was released but it essentially confirmed what most Americans think of Romney.