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|    IT'S SCIENCE. Why Democrat Women Tend To    |
|    08 Mar 21 00:27:49    |
      XPost: misc.survivalism, talk.politics.guns, or.politics       XPost: alt.survival       From: otto@washingtonpost.com              Hillary Clinton. Barbara Mikulski. Dianne Feinstein. Nancy       Pelosi. Samantha Power. Janet Reno. Donna Shalala**. Debbie       Wasserman Schultz. Barbara Boxer. What do all of these women       have in common? They are Democrats. And they are butt ugly. Mere       statistics alone would suggest if you got a dozen or so Democrat       women politicians together there would be some glimmer of       attractiveness, no matter how dim, somewhere. But you would be       wrong. However, now, thanks to SCIENCE, we know why:              Research has found that being attractive influences many things       in a person’s life — their salary, their popularity and grades       in school, even the prison sentences they receive. So why not       their politics?              A recently published study in the Journal of Public Economics       concludes that the attractiveness of a candidate does correlate       with their politics. They find that politicians on the right are       more good looking in Europe, the United States and Australia.              The study shows correlation, not causation, but the researchers       float a simple economic explanation for why this might happen.       Numerous studies have shown that good-looking people are likely       to earn more, and that people who earn more are typically more       opposed to redistributive policies, like the progressive taxes       and welfare programs favored by the left.              The researchers also offer a more general psychological       explanation for the trend: That good-looking people are often       treated better than others, and thus see the world as a more       just place. Past studies have found that the more attractive       people believe themselves to be, the lower their preference for       egalitarianism, a value typically associated with the political       left.              And this might be the first time the “Hot-Or-Not” method has       been used to develop data for an article in a peer reviewed       journal              In their first experiment, the researchers showed respondents       photographs of political candidates in Finnish municipal and       parliamentary elections, members of the European Parliament,       U.S. candidates for Senate and governor, and candidates for       Australia’s House of Representatives. They asked participants to       rate the photographs on a five-point scale. The results       suggested that politicians on the right are more beautiful on       all three continents.              Nothing is 100%, of course. And always remember, that we are       speaking in relative terms because politics is Hollywood for       ugly people. Though I focus on women (not being gay I feel more       comfortable with making judgments of attractiveness on the       opposite sex, though even if I were gay there is nothing wrong       with that), the rule applies to men, too. Al “Rubber Face”       Franken, One-eyed Harry Reid. Anthony “Weiner” Weiner, are all       proof that the rule transcends sex.              **I date the beginning of my decline from having perfect vision       to the day in 1997 when I encountered Donna Shalala in tennis       whites in Montrose Park in Washington, DC.              https://www.redstate.com/streiff/2017/01/11/science.-democrat-       women-tend-butt-ugly                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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