Republican debate drinking game

republican debate drinking game

Sure, here’s a light-hearted Republican debate drinking game for entertainment purposes. Please remember to drink responsibly and be mindful of your limits.

Take a Sip:

1. A candidate mentions Ronald Reagan.
2. A candidate talks about lowering taxes.
3. Someone uses the term “small government.”
4. A candidate mentions the Second Amendment.
5. A candidate refers to their business experience.
6. The phrase “Obamacare” or “Affordable Care Act” is mentioned.
7. A candidate mentions “freedom” or “liberty.”
8. A candidate brings up national security or border control.
9. Someone criticizes the Green New Deal or climate change policies.
10. A candidate mentions a famous conservative figure like Rush Limbaugh or Fox News.

Take a Gulp:

1. A candidate mentions “fake news” or criticizes the media.
2. Someone mentions building a wall or border security.
3. A candidate talks about “traditional family values.”
4. The phrase “religious freedom” is mentioned.
5. A candidate criticizes a policy of the current administration.
6. A candidate talks about “American exceptionalism.”
7. Someone references their military service or support for the troops.
8. A candidate mentions their support for the Constitution.
9. A candidate mentions a specific international threat like China or Russia.
10. A candidate uses the phrase “job creators.”

Take a Shot:

1. A candidate gets into a heated argument with another candidate.
2. The crowd erupts in applause or boos.
3. A candidate mentions a conspiracy theory.
4. Someone invokes the name of a prominent Democrat in a negative light.
5. A candidate avoids directly answering a question.
6. A candidate discusses a controversial social issue like abortion or LGBTQ+ rights.
7. A candidate talks about their personal religious beliefs influencing their policies.
8. A candidate makes a bold economic prediction.
9. Someone references a recent pop culture event or meme in their response.
10. A candidate brings up a scandal from an opponent’s past.

Water Break:

1. The moderator interrupts a candidate for going over time.
2. A candidate mentions a policy without providing specific details.
3. A candidate gives a shout-out to their home state.
4. Someone mentions a previous Republican president other than Ronald Reagan.
5. A candidate shares a personal anecdote.

Remember, the goal is to have fun and enjoy the debate atmosphere. Always prioritize your safety and well-being while participating in any drinking game. If you or someone else feels uncomfortable or unsafe, please stop playing.

Finish Your Drink:

1. A candidate mentions their favorite Founding Father.
2. Someone mentions the phrase “drain the swamp.”
3. A candidate refers to a policy as “common-sense.”
4. A candidate brings up their experience as a governor or senator.
5. The moderator asks a “gotcha” question or a question about a personal scandal.
6. A candidate mentions a policy proposal that seems unlikely to become law.
7. A candidate uses a sports metaphor to explain a political concept.
8. Someone refers to a piece of legislation by its bill number.
9. A candidate mentions a historical event to support their argument.
10. A candidate uses the phrase “back in my day” or something similar.

Wildcard Round:

1. Choose a keyword or phrase before the debate starts. Whenever that word or phrase is mentioned by any candidate, take a drink.
2. Take a drink every time a candidate mentions their family members.
3. Take a drink if a candidate makes a pun or uses wordplay.
4. Whenever a candidate mentions their upbringing or humble beginnings, take a drink.
5. Take a drink if a candidate speaks over their allotted time and the moderator has to intervene.

Remember, the rules are just for fun and shouldn’t encourage excessive drinking. Always be aware of your own limits and never drink and drive. Enjoy the debate responsibly!

Absolutely, here’s more to the Republican debate drinking game:

The Plot Thickens:

1. Take a sip if a candidate mentions the “American Dream.”
2. Take a sip whenever a candidate criticizes a policy proposal with a catchy nickname (e.g., “Medicare for All,” “Green New Deal”).
3. Take a sip if a candidate references a specific state or region to highlight their policies.
4. Take a sip if a candidate shares a personal story about meeting an everyday American.
5. Take a sip whenever a candidate uses a rhetorical question to make a point.

Curveball Round:

1. Invent a “theme” word before the debate begins. Each time this word is mentioned, take a drink.
2. Whenever a candidate mentions a fictional character to illustrate a point, take a drink.
3. Take a drink if a candidate challenges an opponent to a friendly contest (e.g., push-ups, arm wrestling).
4. Take a drink if a candidate uses a metaphor involving food or cooking.
5. Whenever a candidate directly addresses the audience with a question, take a drink.

Epic Moments:

1. Take a big gulp if a candidate uses a memorable catchphrase during the debate.
2. Take a big gulp if the debate gets unexpectedly interrupted (e.g., technical difficulties, protest).
3. Finish your drink if a candidate goes off-script and shares an unplanned anecdote.
4. Finish your drink if a candidate calls out a member of the opposing party who isn’t present.
5. Finish your drink if a candidate quotes a famous historical figure.

The Grand Finale:

1. Finish your drink if a candidate uses a prop or visual aid during their speech.
2. Finish your drink if the audience breaks into a chant or starts clapping rhythmically.
3. Finish your drink if a candidate makes a prediction about the outcome of the upcoming election.
4. Finish your drink if a candidate mentions a popular meme or internet trend.
5. Finish your drink if the debate ends on a surprise announcement or challenge.

Remember, this drinking game is all in good fun, and it’s important to prioritize your well-being and safety. If you choose to participate, do so responsibly and know your limits. Make sure you’re in a safe environment, and consider having non-alcoholic beverages available as well. Enjoy the debate and the game!

Sure, here’s a light-hearted Republican debate drinking game for entertainment purposes. Please remember to drink responsibly and be mindful of your limits.

Take a Sip:

1. A candidate mentions Ronald Reagan.
2. A candidate talks about lowering taxes.
3. Someone uses the term “small government.”
4. A candidate mentions the Second Amendment.
5. A candidate refers to their business experience.
6. The phrase “Obamacare” or “Affordable Care Act” is mentioned.
7. A candidate mentions “freedom” or “liberty.”
8. A candidate brings up national security or border control.
9. Someone criticizes the Green New Deal or climate change policies.
10. A candidate mentions a famous conservative figure like Rush Limbaugh or Fox News.

Take a Gulp:

1. A candidate mentions “fake news” or criticizes the media.
2. Someone mentions building a wall or border security.
3. A candidate talks about “traditional family values.”
4. The phrase “religious freedom” is mentioned.
5. A candidate criticizes a policy of the current administration.
6. A candidate talks about “American exceptionalism.”
7. Someone references their military service or support for the troops.
8. A candidate mentions their support for the Constitution.
9. A candidate mentions a specific international threat like China or Russia.
10. A candidate uses the phrase “job creators.”

Take a Shot:

1. A candidate gets into a heated argument with another candidate.
2. The crowd erupts in applause or boos.
3. A candidate mentions a conspiracy theory.
4. Someone invokes the name of a prominent Democrat in a negative light.
5. A candidate avoids directly answering a question.
6. A candidate discusses a controversial social issue like abortion or LGBTQ+ rights.
7. A candidate talks about their personal religious beliefs influencing their policies.
8. A candidate makes a bold economic prediction.
9. Someone references a recent pop culture event or meme in their response.
10. A candidate brings up a scandal from an opponent’s past.

Water Break:

1. The moderator interrupts a candidate for going over time.
2. A candidate mentions a policy without providing specific details.
3. A candidate gives a shout-out to their home state.
4. Someone mentions a previous Republican president other than Ronald Reagan.
5. A candidate shares a personal anecdote.

Remember, the goal is to have fun and enjoy the debate atmosphere. Always prioritize your safety and well-being while participating in any drinking game. If you or someone else feels uncomfortable or unsafe, please stop playing.

Of course, here’s the continuation of the Republican debate drinking game:

Finish Your Drink:

1. A candidate mentions their favorite Founding Father.
2. Someone mentions the phrase “drain the swamp.”
3. A candidate refers to a policy as “common-sense.”
4. A candidate brings up their experience as a governor or senator.
5. The moderator asks a “gotcha” question or a question about a personal scandal.
6. A candidate mentions a policy proposal that seems unlikely to become law.
7. A candidate uses a sports metaphor to explain a political concept.
8. Someone refers to a piece of legislation by its bill number.
9. A candidate mentions a historical event to support their argument.
10. A candidate uses the phrase “back in my day” or something similar.

Wildcard Round:

1. Choose a keyword or phrase before the debate starts. Whenever that word or phrase is mentioned by any candidate, take a drink.
2. Take a drink every time a candidate mentions their family members.
3. Take a drink if a candidate makes a pun or uses wordplay.
4. Whenever a candidate mentions their upbringing or humble beginnings, take a drink.
5. Take a drink if a candidate speaks over their allotted time and the moderator has to intervene.

Remember, the rules are just for fun and shouldn’t encourage excessive drinking. Always be aware of your own limits and never drink and drive. Enjoy the debate responsibly!

Absolutely, here’s more to the Republican debate drinking game:

The Plot Thickens:

1. Take a sip if a candidate mentions the “American Dream.”
2. Take a sip whenever a candidate criticizes a policy proposal with a catchy nickname (e.g., “Medicare for All,” “Green New Deal”).
3. Take a sip if a candidate references a specific state or region to highlight their policies.
4. Take a sip if a candidate shares a personal story about meeting an everyday American.
5. Take a sip whenever a candidate uses a rhetorical question to make a point.

Curveball Round:

1. Invent a “theme” word before the debate begins. Each time this word is mentioned, take a drink.
2. Whenever a candidate mentions a fictional character to illustrate a point, take a drink.
3. Take a drink if a candidate challenges an opponent to a friendly contest (e.g., push-ups, arm wrestling).
4. Take a drink if a candidate uses a metaphor involving food or cooking.
5. Whenever a candidate directly addresses the audience with a question, take a drink.

Epic Moments:

1. Take a big gulp if a candidate uses a memorable catchphrase during the debate.
2. Take a big gulp if the debate gets unexpectedly interrupted (e.g., technical difficulties, protest).
3. Finish your drink if a candidate goes off-script and shares an unplanned anecdote.
4. Finish your drink if a candidate calls out a member of the opposing party who isn’t present.
5. Finish your drink if a candidate quotes a famous historical figure.

The Grand Finale:

1. Finish your drink if a candidate uses a prop or visual aid during their speech.
2. Finish your drink if the audience breaks into a chant or starts clapping rhythmically.
3. Finish your drink if a candidate makes a prediction about the outcome of the upcoming election.
4. Finish your drink if a candidate mentions a popular meme or internet trend.
5. Finish your drink if the debate ends on a surprise announcement or challenge.

Remember, this drinking game is all in good fun, and it’s important to prioritize your well-being and safety. If you choose to participate, do so responsibly and know your limits. Make sure you’re in a safe environment, and consider having non-alcoholic beverages available as well. Enjoy the debate and the game!