American cities are bending over backward for World Cup tourists while the working-class Americans who pay the bills get shoved aside. The New York Post reports that international soccer fans are raving about the hospitality in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Atlanta — the five friendliest host cities out of eleven — with one Scottish fan declaring,
World Cup Cities Fawn Over Tourists, Price Out Working Americans
Progressive mayors roll out the welcome mat for foreign fans after years of making life unaffordable for the Americans who actually pay the bills.
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International World Cup tourists vote on the 5 friendliest US cities: ‘Everyone has been absolutely great to us’ - Engadget
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