Mr. Bush, a Texas conservative with little affinity for the Hollywood crowd, lost California twice.
According to the study, "conservative media is more partisan and more insular than the left," though both liberals and conservatives had an affinity for highly biased sites, especially when it came to what they shared on Facebook.
There is a consensus in radio circles that liberals generally do not go over as well with mass audiences as do conservatives, because their affinity for nuance gets in the way of being entertaining.Progress Media thinks it has hired someone with no such problem.
Like Mexicans, most of the Muslims I know seem natural for that party: fiscally and socially conservative, with a particular affinity for family values.
Flew also had a longstanding affinity for conservative politics — he was an adviser to Margaret Thatcher — that made him unusually approachable for some Christians.
It is the story of a small circle of black businessmen linked by their financial interests in the revitalization of troubled public housing and, in most cases, a shared affinity for conservative politics, and how those connections may have helped force the housing secretary from public life.
Charcot's tastes in art were conservative; he displayed no affinity for the avant-gardes of his time, including impressionism, or for contemporary musicians, such as César Franck or Hector Berlioz.
With all this in-car web browsing information, we now know that the average Tesla driver is a conservative financier with an affinity for surfing.
So this week, despite his political affinity for conservatives and Republicans, Mr. Khan has found himself indignant and appalled.
(In the terminology of John Jost, a psychology professor at NYU, conservatives have a stronger affinity for "system justification", which contributes to stances such as global-warming denialism).
