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Originally posted by jaguar
I find the most ironic thing about America is that people fled to there to escape religious persecution...
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While the hard right tries to impose their religious value system upon Americans, it the end, separation of church and state will always prevail. Too much has change for American society to go back to prudent ideals.
As a side note, although I am guilty of it too, I get so sick of people who talk about the good old days. I don't think the good old days were particularly that great--everything that happens now happened then, only it was behind closed doors.
The US will only go so far in the whole Dubya scheme of things. An economy seems to make or break an administration...let's see where the economy goes over the next couple of years.
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I would live in new york, and obviosly i'd visit Philadelphia  but apart from that
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New York--many love it, and it's practically the center of the world as we know it. I've only been through it a few times, but I could never live there...8 million people crammed into such a small space. Make Philadelphia seem spacious...heh.
I firmly believe that the 2 most underrated cities in the US are Philadelphia and Baltimore.