What is the democratic capital of the U.S. ?

[ParisFrance]

[maveric]

1. San Francisco

Honorable mention:
Boston
NYC
Santa Monica
Santa Cruz
Seattle

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

2. I'll say Chicago.

We haven't had a Republican mayor or a Republican majority in the City Council since I can remember and I'm 50 years old.

[kentuck]

4. Chicago !

Right on! :)

[JDPriestly]

3. Los Angeles

We are diverse, liberal and as open a society as there is in the U.S., I think. Other contenders in my opinion would be Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Ca. and Boston, Ma.

[SensibleOne]

5. Los Angeles

Where I live :hi:

[Flubadubya]

6. I'd say New York City...

But they've had one too many Rethug mayors lately. :puke:

[DU9598]

8. My vote is Chicago

why limit ourselves to just one?

[Minstrel Boy]

7. If you mean how much democratic capital is in the bank,

I'm afraid the US has become a debtor nation.

[calico1]

9. I am from NY originally

but I would have to go with San Francisco.

[LTR]

10. Santa Cruz, CA

Or, as RWers call it, 'The People's Republic of Santa Cruz'.

My, they are sooooo witty!

[LTR]

11. Also Washington, D.C.

Kerry could get almost 90% of the vote there.

[GBD4]

12. South "Flahrida"

so we like Pat Buchanan, too

ever hear of Buchanan Democrats? only in West Palm Beach!

;)