What is the most liberal city in the South (live, Atlanta, people)

[i'm not a cookie]

Originally Posted by Spade

NO isn't part of the thread.

I know it's not but it needs to be.

[Al G]

Miami, more northern transplants there.

[creeksitter]

Hey guys, Knoxville just re-elected our very liberal mayor with 98.7% of the vote. Does this mean we are 79% more liberal than Nashville who just elected a liberal mayor with 55% of the vote?

<fun with statistics>

[blackgem]

Dallas proper is liberal. Places like McKinney and Plano are conservative.

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by creeksitter

Hey guys, Knoxville just re-elected our very liberal mayor with 98.7% of the vote. Does this mean we are 79% more liberal than Nashville who just elected a liberal mayor with 55% of the vote?

<fun with statistics>

Yes. But after living in both cities, I know better than to trust stats as a sole indicator.

[Spade]

Originally Posted by i'm not a cookie

I know it's not but it needs to be.

No it shouldn't if we are talking about the four biggest metros in the South.

[Yn0hTnA]

I'm feeling up for discussion at the moment.

I choose Houston as being the most liberal of the four cities. Miami is then a close second. After that, it is a wash between Atlanta and Dallas.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Originally Posted by Yn0hTnA

I'm feeling up for discussion at the moment.

I choose Houston as being the most liberal of the four cities. Miami is then a close second. After that, it is a wash between Atlanta and Dallas.

On what basis? I dont find Houston more liberal than Dallas or Atlanta.

[orlando-calrissian]

Originally Posted by Yn0hTnA

I'm feeling up for discussion at the moment.

I choose Houston as being the most liberal of the four cities. Miami is then a close second. After that, it is a wash between Atlanta and Dallas.

How is Houston more liberal than Dallas or Atlanta?

[Pemgin]

Originally Posted by orlando-calrissian

How is Houston more liberal than Dallas or Atlanta?

Homers gonna home