The most recent Census has brought into focus some alarming and
distressing data that should concern every American. The ten poorest
major cities of the U.S. were pinpointed and identified by the
percentage of population below the federal poverty line. First of all,
is it ironic that while we hear so much from the media of how poor
Appalachia and the south is, how poverty ridden areas of Mississippi,
Alabama and Georgia are, that none of the ten poorest cities are located
in the south or southeastern U.S?
Perhaps the most telling correlation of this data reveals that ALL of the ten poorest cities historically have a Democratic Mayor and going back for decades. These numbers reflect the ten poorest cities by percentage rank and the political party in power"
1 Detroit, MI 32.5% Democratic since 1961
2. Buffalo, NY, 29.9% Democratic since 1954
3. Cincinnati, OH 27.8% Democratic since 1984
4.Cleveland, ON 27.0% Dem. since 1989
5. Miami 26.9%, always Dem.
6. St.Louis 26.8% Dem. since 1949
7. El Paso, 26% always
8. Milwaukee 26% Dem. since 1908
10.Newark 24.2% Democratic since 1907
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