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The Disgust Factor
is partly based on labeling and marketing when it comes to how we respond to foods, so maybe it is in politics too? The Disgust Factor apparently is at the visceral level and very powerful, not only based on the senses like smell and taste but also the way we "feel" about the descriptions and language being used.
I'm thinking this could be electoral gold if we're creative enough to concoct some revolutionary nouvelle cuisine for progressive cafes all over the country.