Every large metro community having issues with black unrest and gangland wars, is controlled by Democrats.

Baltimore,  Washington DC, Oakland,  San Francisco, L.A.,  New York City,  and, most notably,  the present time sadness of Chicago.  400 dead in the streets of that city this year; a public school system run by fat cat socialists;  a labor union that stifles job growth for the sake of adding to the pockets of its marxist leadership,  and,  a city politic that has been in the hands of Democrats for 85 stinking years.  

As far as domestic policy is concern,  clearly the Democrat Party has no answer for what ails the nation.  Understand that our nation's largest cities are actually individual experimental chambers,  if you will,  for whatever domestic world view is in power.  Because of this truth/fact, what is happening in Chicago,  for example,  is a direct reflection on the national party.  

And in Chicago,  the Dems have tried everything.  I mean,  they have been there for 85 years with no improvement whatsoever,  for the common working man.  56 Democrats,  over the years,  have served time in prison or are currently wetting their beds behind bars.  Corruption is a driving force at all levels of city governance.   Blacks remain unqualified as a 21st century workforce, and,  because of that reality,  are afraid to let go of their welfare oriented safety net.  Who can blame them?  Obama's administration has given blacks nothing but chaos and increased frustration;  no jobs,  no job training,  no effort to move blacks into the 21st century and out of the late, 19th century.  Obama has only given them Al Sharpton and nothing more.  

I cannot overstate the magnitude of his failure,  when it comes to his black worshipers and constituents.  

Point of this post:  When a party puts its ideals and fantasies ahead of the health and welfare of its constituents,  you have what we see in the larger black communities in our inner cities.  I would blame the GOP,  in part,  but for the fact that they cannot win an election in our inner cities.   As a result,  the blame all goes to Democrat leadership.  

 Time for a change.  It will be slow,  but will must take place.