What do the Poorest 10 Cities in America Have in Common?

godfather politics ^ | 11-10-12 | gary demar

[TurboZamboni]

Government programs designed to help the poor have destroyed generations of American families, schools, and culture. One would think that repeated bad economic news and the downgrading of families that inhibit job growth would lead people to find a better solution to help them out of their impoverished condition.

Instead, they vote for the same type of politician who blames the wealthy, calls for tax increases, and wonders why poverty goes up, businesses move out, and crime and illegitimacy soar.

The following ten cities have a great deal in common. The first thing is their poverty level. The second is that they mostly have been governed by Democrats over the years...

[proudpapa]

Over the last 10 years these cities have had a public HS graduation rate hovering between 30% and 60%.

[publius911]

Bad idea; Dangerous thread.
Participation in racist threads such as this one will get you on many lists for attention you probably will never forget.

Fuggedabout it!

[Chgogal]

DUMMYCRATS

[hattend]

Will Boehner and company compromise with the Democrats, or will they wake up and fight for what is right?

I pick the former.