Republicans  have had ample opportunity to show good policy toward racial segregated area's of poverty.    They don't do it, they don't see it as their responsibility, they make no proposals.     Pretty hard to plead 'free market' solutions to neighborhoods that have failed to get even basic grocery services into these area.  Insurance is high, customers are poor.  The  'market' decision to provide services isn't a the easiest path to profit.    

Republicans are well connected to Employers, that's clear.   Knowing that connection, why can't we look for an economic solution with the intent of enriching the neighborhood.   If he cared, who better than Donald Trump to lead the question of housing solutions for the urban poor and homeless.    (I'm guessing it's 'not his problem', just like he saw Puerto Rico).

I was a fan of Jack Kemp, the best natural leader among Republican, but politics is not a 'fair' game and Kemp was not a big money favorite.  Republicans rejected him.