Thread by @OnWithLogic

1) Thread about inner city Congressional districts, and how they indirectly damage our lives quite a lot.

We like to believe that "you live there, we live here," but it's not that way at all, it's a hugely destructive problem for our legislative branch of government.

2) Inner cities are plagued with social problems. Drugs, crime, vagrancy, health, fatherless kids, and more germane to where I am heading, education.

Inner city voters are low information voters. Tribal voters. And dangerous to national stability as a result.

3) The biggest danger this block poses is Congress.

House of Representatives, specifically.

4) Today, Rep Steve Cohen from Tennessee decided to keep it classy by eating a bucket of fried chicken at 9am, and parade around a plastic chicken as a message to our Attorney General for not appearing to testify.

His district? Memphis.

4) This is a map of poverty by congressional district.

That's Memphis, where low information, and low income voters are allowing a clown like this into congress.

5) Hank Johnson was standing behind dumb Nadler today in his absurd press conference. Hank is the idiot that thought Guam could tip over.

In congress since 2007, he thinks islands float. That's how stupid he is.

Don't believe me, listen for yourself.

6) His district is low information, low income Atlanta, GA.

7) The 2nd poorest district in the entire country is Michigan's 13th district.

Guess who owns that puppy now? Rashida Tilab. Ya, that one.

8) Texas 34 & 15, the 4th and 9th poorest district in America at 28%/25%, is run by Filemon Vela and Vicente Gonzalez, both Latino names. We know enough about border districts to know whatever they care about isn't good for the country.

9) The 5th on the list, at 27% poverty is a district in New Orleans. Again, a Democrat, Cedric Richmond. Ever heard of him? Ever heard of anything he has ever done since 2011? Here, read about this cop hating class act leeching off of low education and low information voters.

10) Moving on, CA 16. Jim Costa. Ever heard of him? Ever heard of anything he has ever done? He's been there 14 years.

His district is where all the poors that clean the Silicon Valley millionaire houses live.

11) How about Mississippi 2? Introducing tribal voting poverty pimp Bennie Thompson. Since 1993, this is all he has EVER sponsored.

12) Next on the poverty pimping list is clean cut Brandon Boyle representing good old PA2 in Philadelphia. Before him? I found about 5 pieces of sponsored legislation back to 1991 via other Congressman. Real movers and shakers in this district.

13) Ohio 11 comes in 10th in poverty. Good 'ol Lebron James Cleveland. Here it is, nice and dark purple. Total loser Congresswoman taking advantage of low info tribal voters.

I couldn't find any legislation she sponsored, but she sure loves the Congressional Black Caucus.

14) In 11th is a personal favorite. NY 13. Remember Charles Rangal?

New guy, Adriano Espaillat, hasn't sponsored a single bill. But these poor low information voters keep letting these unqualified idiots in.

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15) Moving on to another loser, Sanford Bishop Jr. Georgia 2.

In 25 years he moved a few post offices.

25% poverty rate.

16) If I continue demonstrating my point would 20 more examples really matter? Isn't this obvious?

Frederica Wilson, 24% poverty rate - Maimi
Maxine Waters, 17% poverty rate - Los Angeles
Ilhan Omar, 14% poorest district in MN - Minneapolis
Al Green, 18% poverty rate - Houston

17) Oh wait, how could I write this thread and forget the famous Baltimore poverty pimp Elijah Cummings.

Poorest district in all of Maryland, 17%. Doing a bang up job, isn't he?

18) It's these voters that are the most destructive to our House of Representatives.

This low income and as a result low information voter continually re-elects some of the most low IQ, unqualified, and corrupt members of Congress, really ruining it's ability to function.

19) So the next time you drive by the bad part of town, remember that you may live away from the problems in that area, but indirectly they affect your life thru this very intentional desire by Democrats to mobilize them...

20)... not because they want their votes, but because they are the dumbest, lowest information, and most tribal voters available.

Having this as a voting block, and in fact feeding and fostering it, is a real danger to our national stability.

21) We have quite a few problems to fix, but don't for a second think that gerrymandering redistricting isn't one of them, in addition to the more obvious desperate need for term limits.