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Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - maco - 02-17-2012
A Gallup poll this month found that 96% of Americans surveyed had a good opinion of the northern neighbor, higher than any other country included in the poll. Gallup dubbed that rating "the highest Gallup has measured for any country in more than 20 years of asking this question."
Egypt and Cuba jumped the most in popularity, though they’re still behind long-standing U.S. allies such as Britain and Germany. China, which has faced a tougher stance on trade issues from President Obama this year, had the biggest drop in favor among the countries included on the survey.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/world_now/2012/02/can.html
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - Lux Interior - 02-17-2012
"When the questions were modified to remind the person that Justin Bieber was Canadian, the country's popularity dropped considerably."
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - cbelt3 - 02-17-2012
Lux Interior wrote::jest:
"When the questions were modified to remind the person that Justin Bieber was Canadian, the country's popularity dropped considerably."
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - OWC Jamie - 02-17-2012
If you want to manipulate that poll further, mention Celine.
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - mrbigstuff - 02-17-2012
billb wrote:
If you want to manipulate that poll further, mention Celine.
I barf in my poutine!
oh, that would be redundant, I suppose.
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - Filliam H. Muffman - 02-17-2012
Canada for President! ...oh, wait...
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - Buck - 02-17-2012
Well...... here near the border, we have a daily Canadian invasion of shoppers. Nearly impossible to find a parking spot at Costco, Walmart, the mall, etc. More than half of license plates are from BC.
D@mn Canadians!
Re: Maybe we don't blame Canada after all - Anonymous User - 02-19-2012
Egypt and Cuba jumped the most in popularity, though they’re still behind long-standing U.S. allies such as Britain and Germany. China, which has faced a tougher stance on trade issues from President Obama this year, had the biggest drop in favor among the countries included on the survey.
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