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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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From: isopatch3/24/2015 2:34:05 PM
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Here's a gem! When it comes to the cities with the worst income inequality? The vast majority of the worst are none other than, drum roll...

The old left wing wrecking ball political machines which have been in control of those cities for the better part of 100 yrs! These gangsters have been lying to and destroying the middle class AWA their "so called" core supporters - lower income America - while enabling the super rich to concentrate wealth as the fastest rate since the Roaring 20s, now that they again control the WH and the IRS!

Think I'm zoomin' you? See for yourself, from excerpts shown below.

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<Which American Cities Have The Biggest Income Inequality

Submitted by Tyler Durden

03/24/2015 13:17 -0400re1

The top 5% of San Francisco households (the highest 'high income' city in a recent study on income inequality) earns over 47 times the income of the bottom 20% in Detroit (the lowest 'low income' city). As WSJ reports, a recent Brookings Institution study finds Atlanta, GA has the widest gap between rich and poor in the nation (followed by San Francisco, Boston, and Miami) and Virginia Beach, CA has the least income inequality.

Atlanta, GA remains the most un-equal large city in America and Virginia Beach, CA the least...





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