Morris Dees and $PLC certified deplorable, Andrew Arthur, on whether
Donald Trump regrets taking Jared Kushner's advice to downplay the
National Question on the campaign trail against Joe Biden and Kamala
Harris:
<URL:https://cis.org/Arthur/Poll-62-Believe-US-Wrong-Track-Immigration>
| That said, Biden 2020 voters may be feeling some buyer's remorse if
| immigration was their deciding issue in the last presidential
| election. A plurality of those who voted for the president (47
| percent) believed that the United States was on the wrong track on
| immigration, compared to 27 percent who felt things were headed in
| the right direction.
|
| Most ominously for the president's fellow Democrats, Independents --
| critical swing voters in midterm elections like those that will be
| held this November -- are more sour when it comes to the subject: 68
| percent of the uncommitted fall into the wrong-track group, while a
| mere 13 percent believe that we are headed generally in the right
| direction when it comes to immigration.

Is Bill Stepien recommending Trump's Save America PAC endorsed
candidates to run against the dispossession of legacy American proles
and for their posterity?

John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"Trump was the type of president to tweet VETO! in the morning And
then sign the bill 1 hour later" - Mint Chip <URL:https://twitter.com/MintChipMusic/status/1471886142786220032>

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