Name:	MartiniMan -	Reply
Subject:	Top 100 Districts for Income Inequality
Date:	5/12/2014 12:19:56 PM (updated 5/12/2014 12:21:30 PM)

As I am sure you guessed, all are represented by Democrats, as described by Bloomberg.  In fact, the first GOP congressman to show up is number 105.  The question is whether the RNC has enough brains to highlight this little factoid in the mid terms.  If they do this whole stupid meme by TOTUS and the Dems will come back to bite them as it should.  All this proves is by combining a lot of crony capitalism to keep the white libtards happy and wealthy, espousing class envy to the masses and having a compliant/complicit govt media complex can result in more of the same.........failed ideology, lousy results, more pain for the common man and they keep going back to the well for more of the same.  Hard to feel sorry for them.....they ask for it and they get it.

On a related note, the top 10 states for business are all run by GOP governors (Chief Executive magazine).  No surprise there.  Interestingly, of the ten worst states, three have GOP governors (NJ, CT and RI) although of those three, two of the GOP governors are first termers and all are RINOs (which I acknowledge is needed in order to get elected to state wide offices in those states).  Top ten in order are TX, FL, TN, NC, SC, IN, AZ, NV, LA and GA).

Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	Top 100 Districts for Income Inequality
Date:	5/15/2014 9:03:52 AM

Would be interesting to compare school segregation statistics to the top 100 districts for income inequality.  I would suggest there may be some correlation.