20 Most Miserable U.S. Cities to Live In

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[BBell]

Wooooo hooooo. Nawleans did not make the list. Nawleans may have it's trouble but it's not Miserable. Except when that late summer heat and humidity start knocking at your door.

[kearnyirish2]

Newark was hoping for a revitalization along the lines of Jersey City, but wasn’t able to expel the undesirables in the same way. As long as they have that albatross around their neck, they’ll never be anything.

Newark’s only hope is the growing Hispanic population; not ideal but certainly better. In their neighborhoods business is transacted and money changes hands (not just drugs; they have supermarkets where others couldn’t make a go of it and such). Booker is better than his predecessor but still a lib; at least he knows no amount of government money will ever make whites want to stay in the city spending money after dark.

[driftless2]

Some cities on the list are dubious. Milwaukee is hardly a horrible city to live in. Even if it’s been run by Dems for decades if not for a century. And Rockford? Can somebody tell me what’s so horrible about Rockford? Other than it being run by Dems I’m assuming.

[nd76]

Why is St. Louis on the list while East St. Louis is not?

Some other really sad, miserable places:

Muskegon, Michigan
Harrisburg, PA
Baltimore, MD
Bridgeport, CT
Syracuse, NY

[Fiji Hill]

I would place Frisco at number one.