Harvard-Harris Poll: American Voters Overwhelmingly Support President Trump's Immigration Positions

See, you still hate the Tea Party. That's lasting damage for the price of moving right.

 

I guess there is a little stank leftover from it, but was it worth it for the Republicans? I'd say so.

The Trump phenomenon is going to hurt the R brand for a while, though.

 

You shouldn't be surprised in order to support a liar and cheater he must lie and cheat himself. most of his posts are rooted in blatant lies. the information you have shown has been everywhere on the news lately, it's even on fox news so I already knew he was lying before I even entered the post, lol.

 

Donny..?
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Man arrested after shouting ‘womp, womp’ and pulling a gun on immigration protesters

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...mmigration-protesters/?utm_term=.f3130e4098f8

 

Stop your BS he knew this was going to happen.

 

*snicker*

You must be a cartoon character.

 

Or a trolling trump clown.

 

Harris Poll is rated a "C+" by 538 for it's methodology and accuracy.

Womp Womp.

But you are right, immigration shouldn't the be the dems issue.

It should be about rising prices from Trump's stupid trade war and making sure there is a check to his wild abuse of power.

 

When you present the lie that Democrats support open borders as fact, yeah, most people do not align to that, but the point is... the Trump/GOP propaganda machine lie about the Democrat position on immigration, and people who consume right wing Trumpaganda believe it.

So do Democrat need to make immigration a campaign issue??... probably not but they need to sack up and call out lies about their positions somehow someway because it doesn’t matter how outlandish it is, Trump/Fox News will brainwash their viewers in believing it if you don’t find a way to fight the narrative.

Not wanting to seperate toddlers from their mothers and not wanting to build a stupid 2000 mile wall in the desert has nothing to do with having an “open border” immigration policy.

 

We have had negative illegal immigration since 2010. That would be a fact.

Trump playing election year politics got tough on illegal immigration with his child separation policy and then got weak. Trump had to backtrack on his separation policy, since he was hurting himself and his party politically in an election year. That would be an unforced error on Trump's part.