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What your books and websites say about your voting · 4

cliffelam · 4539 days ago

buzzfeed.com · #2012

LOL - Harry Potter vs. The Bible

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elshizzo · 4539 days ago · link ·

The links on the bottom are more interesting imo.

Some interesting tidbits from them are....

Farmville gamers vote Republican.

AC DC fans are more likely to vote Republican [wow]

No Republicans seem to watch 30 Rock at all

Apparently the only major fast food chain that has more Obama voters than Romney voters is Chipotle. [Chick Fila obviously is very right wing]

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thenewgreen · 4539 days ago · link ·

LOL - Harry Potter vs. The Bible HA, nicely put. I definitely read the sites on the left more than the right. NPR, the New Yorker and the Economist are three favorites. Don't read much else from either side though. I love the Atlantic, but it's not there. I wonder where Hubski would fall on this? I'm guessing left of center..... but how far left?

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cgod · 4539 days ago · link ·

It's strange to me that the economist is a leftist rag as most of its policy prescriptions are to the right. They are often data driven so they hitting all over the political spectrum on various issues, maybe that drives em into the leftist camp.

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thenewgreen · 4539 days ago · link ·

They are center-left though, which is essentially where the GOP used to be. Perhaps as the party has shifted far-right, the economist hasn't?