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Why do Liberals usually have bathrooms attached to kitchens?

Conservatives generally have bathrooms separate from kitchens, but Liberals generally have bathrooms attached to their kitchens and sometimes they leave the bathroom door open. Why?

Public Comments

1. I'm ashamed to be a part of your political party if you are a republican. This is the dumbest question i have ever seen posted on Y!A
2. I'm not a liberal, but everywhere I've lived has a bathroom close to the kitchen. I think it has more to do with plumbing than political ideology.
3. Conservatives have indoor plumbing?
4. Your info is erroneous. They don't.
5. cause no matter what they cook up ,it all ways smells and taste like s h i t
6. WTF are you rambling about? If you're unhappy with the layout of your home maybe you should take it up with the company that manufactured your trailer.
7. around here there are two kinds of conservatives.... "shanty" conservatives and "lace curtain" conservatives. the primary difference being "lace curtain" conservatives take the dirty dishes OUT of the kitchen sink BEFORE they piss in it.
8. justin case you have any brain matter left, asking 'questions' as ridiculous as that will most assuredly make it disappear.
9. I'm not sure what your point is, but I'm sure it's really, really clever.
10. Just in case the bean chili we sometimes make becomes something more...*explosive*. :0Q
11. WTF? That's how the house/apt was built man.
12. What country do you live in? Here in the UK we don't have bathrooms attached to the kitchen. That sounds disgusting. Even the Tory's are not that daft.
13. How do you know? have you visited every liberal in your country, and every conservative home? or is it some stupid statistic you have made up because you dont like liberals, I suspect the latter..
14. Some people in the UK have bought up the remaining workers terrace houses which have survived demolition and need upgrading to modern standards as most of these houses were built without inside toilets or bathrooms. There were two options, either to convert the third bedroom into a bathroom, or to modernise the downstairs kitchen and scullery and build an extension so that the bathroom would be downstairs, but because planning regulations do not allow the WC to enter directly out of the kitchen there has been a trend to build a downstairs bathroom entering from the kitchen and the WC out of that. Hope this answers your question a bit.
15. I have two bathrooms in my home. Neither of which are attached to my kitchen.