[1] Although the data suggests that the city's economy actually improved over the past quarter, most of those polled accuse Mayor Bradbury of failing to address the decline in jobs. [2] For example, the A. D. Polling Firm found that nearly 80 percent of those who live in Bradbury's district hold him personally responsible for the city's difficult economic situation. [3] Carre and Lippman, two employees of the polling firm, point to another recent report that found these people could not give any specifics of how Bradbury had failed to fix the city's economic problems. [4] But the fact that people could not point to evidence for how Bradbury had not addressed jobs, the employees said, does not mean that they will change their viewpoints and support the mayor. [5] In this report, 56 percent of those who live in the city agreed with the statement that they could not "legitimately" say the mayor had not worked to bring back jobs. [6] The rest of the polling data, however, suggests that much more than 56 percent of those who live in the city refuse to give up their belief that the mayor has not done enough. [7] Additionally, Carre and Lippman remark that this report "made it abundantly clear to those surveyed that even if they considered the mayor to be 'ineffective,' 'lazy,' or 'anti-business,' that did not mean he was 'not taking any action on jobs.'" To make this paragraph most logical sentence 4 should be placed

A: where it is now.
B: after sentence 2.
C: after sentence 5.
D: after sentence 7.