Coffee and Politics
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Politicians would also like to drink coffee. Is there any
serious relationship between politics and a cup of coffee? This could happen in
the U.S. when Obama and Romney battle to win the oval room in the White House.
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You do not need to bother with the survey because the survey
embarrassing. When their gubernatorial elections in Jakarta, Indonesia, candidate
for governor who won the polls in the various surveys, it did not manage to
win the governor's seat.
Let's look at a unique survey conducted by Franchise
7-Eleven.
Coffee drinkers who buy caffeinated beverages at 7-Eleven
store chain has successfully predicted the presidential winner since 2000.
Through the program "7-Election", franchised stores that offer the
voters an opportunity to support their favorite candidate by choosing blue
glasses for President Barack Obama and a glass of red for Republican challenger
Mitt Romney.
Glasses regular "non-partisan" is available for
customers who cannot decide which to choose.
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Who won this year's selection of coffee cups? So far, Obama
got 59 percent while Romney 41 percent in 34 states participating. Could Obama
be able to continue to live in the White House? Is Romney will use the survey
in 7-Eleven as a reference?
Yes, Barack Obama has been re-elected as President of the United States. Does he celebrate by drinking a cup of coffee at the White House?
Yes, Barack Obama has been re-elected as President of the United States. Does he celebrate by drinking a cup of coffee at the White House?
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