http://disqus.com/by/Dylan3/enThu, 20 Aug 2009 02:50:40 -0000http://govpro.com/content/gov_imp_31439/#comment-15114980<p>As a person who has either lived in or visited quite a few of those cities on both lists can I just say that you can debate all you want on statistics like crime rates and poverty, but one thing you can't debate is that the liberal cities are so much more fun than the conservative ones. I mean one of the reasons I couldn't stay in some of the places I lived was because they were so mind-numbingly boring. Sorry conservatives you may have "good traditional values" but your cities are cultural voids. Say what you will about us liberals but we know how to have a good time.</p>Dylan3Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:50:40 -0000http://govpro.com/content/gov_imp_31439/#comment-15114882<p>As a person who spent half his childhood in a small town near Richmond, VA and the other half in Chicago, IL can I just say that you can debate left and right statistics about crime rates and poverty, but what you cannot debate is how boring the conservative cities are compared to the liberal cities. I've been to a few places on both lists and I have to say that the cities on the conservative list are mind-numbingly boring. I'm sorry but I would take San Francisco and Seattle over Bakersfield and Allentown any day of the week. Face it conservatives your cities are cultural voids. Rip on us liberals all you want at least we know how to have a good time.</p>Dylan3Thu, 20 Aug 2009 02:44:05 -0000