West Virginia's poor feel the pinch: 'It's a choice: your medicine or your food'

Inequality is one of the biggest problems in America, but is rarely mentioned during the campaign. The Guardian travelled to West Virginia to see how residents think poverty plays in the election In a disused supermarket stacked high with mattresses, wardrobes, clothes, secondhand fridges, toys and even a vinyl copy of the soundtrack from Grease, a former postal worker and a part-time insurance broker are fighting America's dirty little secret: poverty. Rose Hart and Diane Reineke run Appalachia...