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| | ==Americas Most [[Liberal]] Cities (in descending order) == | | ==Americas Most [[Liberal]] Cities (in descending order) == |
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| | # [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]] - see [[Bankruptcy]] | | # [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]] - see [[Bankruptcy]] |
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| | # [[San Francisco]], [[California]] - See [[San Francisco values]] | | # [[San Francisco]], [[California]] - See [[San Francisco values]] |
| | # [[Flint]], Michigan - see [[Michael Moore]] | | # [[Flint]], Michigan - see [[Michael Moore]] |
| − | # [[Cleveland]], [[Ohio]] | + | # [[Cleveland]], [[Ohio]] - see [[Dennis Kucinich]] |
| | # [[Hartford]], [[Connecticut]] | | # [[Hartford]], [[Connecticut]] |
| | # Paterson, New Jersey | | # Paterson, New Jersey |
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| | # [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]], [[Connecticut]] | | # [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]], [[Connecticut]] |
| | # [[Seattle]], [[Washington]] - See [[Bill Gates]] and [[Steve Ballmer]] of liberal [[Microsoft]] | | # [[Seattle]], [[Washington]] - See [[Bill Gates]] and [[Steve Ballmer]] of liberal [[Microsoft]] |
| − | # [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] | + | # [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] - see [[Rahm Emmanuel]] |
| | # [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] | | # [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]] |
| | # [[Birmingham]], [[Alabama]] | | # [[Birmingham]], [[Alabama]] |
| | # [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]] - see [[Ferguson]], [[Missouri]] [[Michael Brown]] | | # [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]] - see [[Ferguson]], [[Missouri]] [[Michael Brown]] |
| − | # [[New York City]], [[New York]] | + | # [[New York City]], [[New York]] - see [[Michael Bloomberg]] |
| | # [[Providence]], [[Rhode Island]] | | # [[Providence]], [[Rhode Island]] |
| | # [[Minneapolis]], [[Minnesota]] | | # [[Minneapolis]], [[Minnesota]] |