[FONT="]CBS News poll June 21-22 AFTER peak of family separation crisis:
Dem advantage *down* to four points on generic ballot.
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that would be 63-21, as lopsided as it gets in the political arena
nearly as many people want to see them ALL ARRESTED as people that support he democratic position of let them all in, 21-15
truthfully, I'm even sure how anyone can argue against border security, save for maybe the criminals
just more proof that they really are fucking idiots
nearly as many people want to see them ALL ARRESTED as people that support he democratic position of let them all in, 21-15
truthfully, I'm even sure how anyone can argue against border security, save for maybe the criminals
just more proof that they really are fucking idiots
Democrats Underperforming With Hispanic Voters
Rep. Will Hurd of Texas once looked like one of the most vulnerable House Republicans, representing a border district where Hispanics make up 70 percent of the population—a seat Hillary Clinton carried by 4 points in 2016. Hurd has long been an independent GOP voice, emerging as a critic of Trump’s border-wall proposals and a supporter of a path to citizenship for Dreamers. But, as Democrats frequently bring up, he’s also a congressman whose partisan affiliation will help keep Republicans in charge of the House.
He’s in surprisingly good shape as he vies for a third term against Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones. Despite holding one of the 25 GOP seats that Clinton carried, he’s not on the list of The Cook Political Report’s most endangered 31 members. His Texas colleagues John Culberson and Pete Sessions, representing suburban Houston and Dallas districts where Republicans traditionally dominate, are in deeper trouble. It’s a crystal-clear sign that the anti-Trump anger is concentrated within whiter, affluent suburban communities, not the Hispanic battlegrounds with the most at stake.
There are also plenty of other clues suggesting Hispanic voters won’t be rushing to the polls this November. In a special election to fill the vacant seat of former Rep. Blake Farenthold of Texas last Saturday, there were few signs of a Democratic wave. The reliably Republican district is majority-Hispanic, yet GOP candidates on the ballot tallied the same 60 percent vote share that Trump did in 2016. There were no signs of increased Hispanic engagement—even with the border crisis raging not far away.
Rep. Will Hurd of Texas once looked like one of the most vulnerable House Republicans, representing a border district where Hispanics make up 70 percent of the population—a seat Hillary Clinton carried by 4 points in 2016. Hurd has long been an independent GOP voice, emerging as a critic of Trump’s border-wall proposals and a supporter of a path to citizenship for Dreamers. But, as Democrats frequently bring up, he’s also a congressman whose partisan affiliation will help keep Republicans in charge of the House.
He’s in surprisingly good shape as he vies for a third term against Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones. Despite holding one of the 25 GOP seats that Clinton carried, he’s not on the list of The Cook Political Report’s most endangered 31 members. His Texas colleagues John Culberson and Pete Sessions, representing suburban Houston and Dallas districts where Republicans traditionally dominate, are in deeper trouble. It’s a crystal-clear sign that the anti-Trump anger is concentrated within whiter, affluent suburban communities, not the Hispanic battlegrounds with the most at stake.
There are also plenty of other clues suggesting Hispanic voters won’t be rushing to the polls this November. In a special election to fill the vacant seat of former Rep. Blake Farenthold of Texas last Saturday, there were few signs of a Democratic wave. The reliably Republican district is majority-Hispanic, yet GOP candidates on the ballot tallied the same 60 percent vote share that Trump did in 2016. There were no signs of increased Hispanic engagement—even with the border crisis raging not far away.
Dimocraps are arguing for open borders because that’s where their next much needed voting block will come from.
Oh, wait...dimocraps are fucking criminals themselves. No wonder.
As Dave points out, we are watching the dim party go the way of the Whigs...and I can’t even begin to describe the joy it gives me. There will always be stupid people and leeches, so the redistributionist party will always exist in some form. But maybe all their bullshit has finally caught up with them, and America has decided to reject their shitty ideals altogether. If so, I’m ecstatic. The only people who support socialism are those who never experienced it themselves. I began to worry this country was going to need to learn the hard way what that really means. Hopefully not.
Careful, guys.
The deep state votes Democratic. Have you noticed how deep that is in Washington? It involves sheep's clothes Republicans, all Government agencies, all government unions, the vast majority of government employees at all levels of government right down to your town hall, heck, even restaurant owners. Add in government pensioners, welfare recipients, the activist youth, Me tooers, all abortion rights first single issue women (and men) the gay population, the open border people, and the no war at any cost people.
That's a lot of self serving assholes. Virtually all Democrats.
The deep state votes Democratic. Have you noticed how deep that is in Washington? It involves sheep's clothes Republicans, all Government agencies, all government unions, the vast majority of government employees at all levels of government right down to your town hall, heck, even restaurant owners. Add in government pensioners, welfare recipients, the activist youth, Me tooers, all abortion rights first single issue women (and men) the gay population, the open border people, and the no war at any cost people.
That's a lot of self serving assholes. Virtually all Democrats.
