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Cocktail Politics, Rio Rancho Office Space and Truman Republicans

Posted on November 3, 2008 by Lee

It occurs to me that the sequence of cocktails is the best political indicator I know of on election night. In 2004 I was attending a Democratic election party and early on everyone was drinking wine and martinis in stemware, … Continue reading →

Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008 | Tagged 1948, advertising, Albuquerque, ALF-CIO, barber, bourbon, bumpersticker, Bush, campaign, chess, cocktails, congress, Democrats, Domestic Politics, election 2004, election night, exit polls, girls, harry truman, high desert, John Kerry, Karl Rove, martinis, McCain, mobilization, New Mexico, Obama, party, patron saint, poll, Rasmussen, Rio Rancho, Sandoval, Sandoval County, scotch, Scott Rasmussen, secular, special interests, strip mall, suburban, Truman Republicans, whiskey, women | 2 Comments

The real thing

Posted on July 25, 2006 by Lance

Usually mass produced, consumed and popular products are considered bad, or possibly just OK. I would contend that Coke is not only good, if it were not in existence and someone invented it and served it a restaurant, charged a lot for it as a unique item it would be considered a standard bearer of excellence. Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Lance's Page | Tagged beer, beverages, bourbon, caffeine, coca-cola, cocktails, coke, cola, consumer products, David Bowie, Diet Coke, Dr. John, Dr. Pepper, Europeans, food, Iggy Pop, irony, Israel Kamakawiwo, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, mass production, Music, Over the Rainbowâ€, product development, rum, snobbery, soda pop, soft drinks, sprite, spy, Sunday Morning Coming Down, taste, The Clash, The Neutral Milk Hotel, The Saints, trendy foodies, performance | 13 Comments

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