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This country has witnessed some pretty intense debates over the years. Which party – Republicans or Democrats – is right? Does the east coast or west coast have better hip hop? Which creature – vampire or werewolf – is sexier? Though the discourse rages on, these opposing parties may never...

By Courtney McCune

March 3, 2011

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This country has witnessed some pretty intense debates over the years. Which party – Republicans or Democrats – is right? Does the east coast or west coast have better hip hop? Which creature – vampire or werewolf – is sexier? Though the discourse rages on, these opposing parties may never reach a resolution. Of course, if there is one thing that can unite the masses, it’s a mug filled with ice cold, finely crafted beer. Good thing the Great Arizona Beer Festival will boast more than 200 specialty and microbrews to promote peace, love, understanding, and probably a few hangovers amongst fellow citizens.
Sat., March 5, 2-6 p.m., 2011

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