How to Participate in the Presidential Debate Drinking Game

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By josettedupres
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To debate or not to debate. It would appear that is no longer the question this year. The Presidential Debate will go on as planned. And along with it will be all the Presidential Debate Drinking Game festivities that happen throughout college campuses. But you don't have to be in college or even like to get drunk to enjoy this drinking game. All you need are a few key words or phrases and something liquid to drink. Beer, Coke, milk, whatever works for you.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Presidential Candidates
A Presidential Debate
Keywords
Something to drink

Step 1

bush on the phone

Call up all your friends and ask them to your Presidential Debate drinking party at your house. When you invite them over, ask them what they would like to drink, so you can have all their favorites chilled when they get to your house. Or if there is ALOT of friends coming over, perhaps you'd like them to BYOD - Bring Your Own Drink - for the Presidential Debate Drinking Game.
Step 2

patriotic pizza

Serve food - even if it's take out - at your drinking party. No need for anyone to drive home drunk because they hadn't eaten and unfortunately the keyword phrase "failing economy" was mentioned way way too often this evening.
Step 3

patriotic martini

You can make up your own keywords and phrases.

If you'd like to stay generic with your Presidential Debate Drinking Game, then use simple keywords and phrases like these to know when to take a drink:

"I disagree"
"There's a need for change"
"Only my winning the presidency will bring the hope we need".

Perhaps you'd like to up the Presidential Debate Drinking Game ante with two drinks if you anyone mentions John McCain and his support of George W. Bush for re-election 4 years ago. Or Sarah Palin and the moose or caribou from her area. Or Barack Obama and Reverend Jeremiah Wright. Or Joe Biden and his support for ProChoice.

Regardless of what keywords or phrases you use for your drinking party, remember this is a drinking game, and the only goal is to have fun.

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JenMemberNombre said

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on 11/8/2008 This article had me laughing -- wish I would of thought of a party like this when folks were over watching the debates at my house! Too fun. I'll do it 2012.