The New Shame Of The Cities

By John Perazzo | Category: Politics and Social Sciences books | DMCA

Liberal Democrats make their living by talking about how the policies of heartless Republicans oppress the poor and keep minorities down.But John Perrazo shows that the facts are otherwise. The vast majority of voiceless, powerless and poor people are concentrated in Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Atlanta, and America’s other large urban centers. And all of them are run by Democrats an...

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Publisher: The David Horowitz Freedom Center (September 9, 2014)
Publication Date: September 9, 2014
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Language: English
ASIN: B00NH1IFEW
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