Nope, most people don’t want the Washington football team’s name change, a new poll reveals.

Congress is better liked than Miley Cyrus, Vladamir Putin, Anthony Weiner, the Ebola virus, Charles Manson, Lindsay Lohan, Honey Boo Boo, heroin, Syria and twerking.

The latest survey from Public Policy Polling also contained some important information about next year’s Senate race, but at least it attempted to settle a real issue.

Almost a quarter polled think there should be a hipster tax.

President Obama leads Republican nominee Mitt Romney by 5 percentage points among likely voters in Virginia, according to a survey released today by Public Policy Polling.

So what would happen if Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) decided to run for the Old Dominion’s governorship and faced White House party crasher Tareq Salahi as his Republican opponent? Warner would easily win—but Salahi would attract more votes than Virginia should be comfortable with.

Some people like D.C., others don’t. But very few people don’t have an opinion on the city, and those opinions only get stronger depending on partisan loyalties.