Politics and Beer - P2P-Zone

Mazer · 06-10-04, 09:41 AM

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Englewood, Colo. Running for president as a Democrat apparently limits your beverage choices. Just ask John Kerry.

On a flight last night from Iowa City to Denver, the attendant on the campaign plane asked Kerry if he would like a Coors beer, which is made in the area.

Kerry said no thanks -- Pete Coors, the head of the brewing company, is locked in a bruising race for the Senate with Democrat Ken Salazar.

Kerry told a crowd of supporters last night that his refusal prompted the flight attendant to quip, "so I guess I shouldn't offer you a Busch beer, either."

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JackSpratts · 06-10-04, 10:04 AM

molson-coors

politics is a thirsty business but thankfully if the merger goes thru in dec kerry can go back to doffing the brew. for every vote coors retains, the canucks will have 2, making it the coornadian swill.

- js.

malvachat · 07-10-04, 03:21 AM

If it wasn't for the politics bit.
This thread would be great.
Bush or Kerry.
Coors or Busch.
I'll take 50/50,
Then ask the audience.

07-10-04, 03:21 AM	#3
malvachat My eyes are now open. Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford uk Posts: 1,409	If If it wasn't for the politics bit. This thread would be great. Bush or Kerry. Coors or Busch. I'll take 50/50, Then ask the audience. __________________ Beer is for life not just Christmas

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06-10-04, 10:04 AM	#2
JackSpratts Join Date: May 2001 Location: New England Posts: 10,016	molson-coors politics is a thirsty business but thankfully if the merger goes thru in dec kerry can go back to doffing the brew. for every vote coors retains, the canucks will have 2, making it the coornadian swill. - js.