Names have political bent, too

Article by: BILL WARD , Star Tribune
Updated: October 7, 2012 - 6:44 PM

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carbonbigfutOct. 8, 1212:02 PM

What was unsaid in the article is that this probably has a lot to do with the parent's political leanings, and the upbringing of the children than anything else. Conservatives are more likely to use traditional names or names associated with previous genarations of their family, vs. Liberals, who would be more likely to use trendy names.

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