Americans Think Dallas, Texas Is Just as Awesome as San Francisco
| Point taken |
According to a survey by the Public Policy Polling, 48 percent of those surveyed said they had a "favorable" view of San Francisco, while 29 percent said they had an unfavorable opinion of our fair city. The remaining said they had no clue what they thought of the city. Likewise, 48 percent of Americans said they had a favorable view of Dallas, while only 21 percent had an "unfavorable" view of the Big D.
We wish we could give you some insight as to why Americans think Dallas, a haven of strip malls and Republicans, is just as cool as San Francisco, but the pollsters didn't bother to ask.
So we will just take a guess, and assume that size does matter.
Other interesting facts from this poll:
- More people disliked (40 percent) Los Angeles than liked it (33 percent).
- Seattle was the best liked city, getting 57 percent favorable reviews
- Only 21 percent of those surveyed had a favorable perception of Oakland, while 39 percent had an unfavorable view
- 40 percent of those surveyed described themselves as Democrats
- 37 percent described themselves as Republicans
We're not giving much credit to these surveys these days, not after we read one last year that claimed Minneapolis was gayer than San Francisco.
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