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With about five months to the midterms, the Republican Party leads Democrats by eight points on the question of which party is more trusted on the issue of immigration.
This is notable for a couple of reasons…
The first is that at this same time during President Trump’s first term (and five months out to the 2018 midterms), Democrats were ahead on this issue by seven points. So that’s a 15-point move towards the GOP (and Trump).
Even more significant is the fact that Trump is taking a much, Much, MUCH harder approach on immigration, and that has resulted in him polling a net 15 points better against the Democrats.
In other words, all this corporate media propaganda over mass deportations and ICE arrests, not to mention all the lies about little kids crying and Maryland Men, and the like, is not working.
We also have a new poll revealing that 56 percent want all illegals deported — all of them .
These numbers were unheard of just a few years ago and have moved in the right direction primarily due to Trump’s leadership and his team’s ability to communicate the truth about how illegal immigration hurts us all.
CNNLOL’s Harry Enten also discovered that it’s not just that Republicans are doing something right, but that “Democrats are doing something wrong.”
What do voters want from Democrats? They want them to moderate. That’s what they want. They want Democrats to move to the center on immigration. Immigration — Dems should move to the center. We’re talking about 59 percent of all voters. But more than that, look at this. There is wide agreement across socioeconomic classes and racial/ethnic classes. Look at this: 51 percent of black voters, 54 percent Latino voters, 59 percent of White college voters, and 67 percent of White non-college voters — all agree they want Democrats to move to the center on immigration. Just 18 percent — just 18 percent — of voters want Democrats to shift to the left on immigration.
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Americans think and voters think that Democrats are offering — they are offering an agenda that is too far to the left on immigration. They want them to moderate and move to the center on immigration. And that is true among black voters, Latino voters, white college voters, white non-college. You rarely ever see this quadruple agreement, but you do see this agreement on immigration. Simply put, the voters want Democrats to move to the center. They think that Democrats are too radical when it comes to immigration policy. So that’s the party split as we look at it.
Enten also points out that while Trump’s approval number on immigration might seem low at 42 percent, you have to look at the overall context of that number. Turns out that 42 percent is the highest approval number on immigration for any second-term president during the 21 st Century.
“Twenty-first-century presidents’ immigration approval at this point in term two; guess who has the highest approval on immigration?” asks Enten rhetorically. Then he answers: “It’s Donald John Trump, who has the highest approval on immigration: 42 percent. Barack Obama was at just 36 percent. George W. Bush was way down there at 30 percent.”
On top of this is the recent news that the Cook Political Report, which looks at the upcoming U.S. House races one by one, gives the midterm edge to the GOP. A lot can and will happen between now and November, and given gas prices, I’m not hopeful about Republicans holding the House. Still, despite having 97 percent of the media lying about absolutely everything to defeat Trump and Republicans, the facts on the ground are far from demoralizing, and a demoralized Republican base is what the media and Democrats want.
Read the full article at Breitbart News →📄Source document: NBC News Poll→12 reports
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Bias read (Center): The article presents factual data from an NBC News poll without apparent ideological framing. It reports results neutrally and includes context such as Trump's approval ratings and public sentiment regarding the Iran war, which are presented objectively. There is no evident slant in language, source
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Bias read (Center): The article presents factual results from a poll without overtly favoring either political party. It reports the findings neutrally, without loaded language or one-sided sourcing.
Official sources cited
- press release NBC News Poll
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Bias read (Left): The article highlights Democratic leaders discussing the possibility of impeaching President Trump, a highly polarized political figure. The framing emphasizes the potential for Democratic action against Trump, aligning with left-leaning narratives that often critique Trump's policies and actions. S
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Bias read (Left): The article frames Trump's statements as 'rhetorical missteps' that could harm Republicans in the midterms, implying these comments are politically damaging. It uses terms like 'ready-made midterm ads' for Democrats and highlights Trump's apparent indifference to economic issues, which is portrayed負
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Bias read (Center): The article presents polling data and discusses political trends in both the U.S. and U.K., but does not exhibit overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or editorializing. It frames the situation neutrally, highlighting public sentiment without taking a stance on specific political figures or党派
The New York Times (US)Independent🔒Left10 days agoDemocrats are attempting to shift their strategy away from what they describe as 'cultural pandering' toward Latino voters in preparation for the midterm elections.
Bias read (Left): The headline and summary frame Democratic efforts as an attempt to move away from 'cultural pandering,' which implies criticism of current strategies aimed at Latino voters. This framing suggests a critique of cultural appeals, potentially aligning with a more economically focused approach, which is
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Bias read (Center): The article presents survey results without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports percentages across different political groups neutrally and does not editorialize or frame the issue in a particular ideological direction.
Official sources cited
- press release Harvard-Harris Survey
The Daily WireIndependentRight11 days agoA new poll conducted by Cygnal suggests that swing voters perceive Democrats as being overly focused on opposing President Trump rather than providing solutions to major national issues. The survey found that 64% of swing voters believe Democrats prioritize hating Trump over offering new ideas. The poll also highlights generational and gender differences in perception, with women under 55 being the only group that views Democrats as offering a more compelling alternative.
Bias read (Right): The article frames the poll results as a 'rude awakening' for Democrats and emphasizes the negative perception of their focus on opposing Trump. It uses language such as 'stark warning,' 'hating President Trump,' and highlights the significant gap in perception between swing voters and other groups,
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Bias read (Right): The article frames the Republican lead on immigration as a result of Trump's 'hardline' approach and criticizes 'corporate media propaganda.' It uses strong positive language ('doing something right') for Republicans and negative language ('doing something wrong') for Democrats. The tone is overtly褒
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Bias read (Right): The article uses emotionally charged language such as 'murder of unborn children' and frames the issue with strong moral judgment, emphasizing the contrast between Democratic and Republican views in a manner that highlights Democratic positions negatively. It also refers to gender transition as a 'b
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Bias read (Right): The article presents Trump's strong criticism of Elizabeth MacDonough using emotionally charged language such as 'nasty holdover' and 'treats Republicans... horribly,' while accusing McConnell of disloyalty and financial bias toward Democrats. The framing emphasizes Trump's perspective without count
Breitbart NewsIndependentRight13 days ago Poll: 55 Percent of Democrats Would Rather Live Outside the United StatesA poll conducted by Elon University/YouGov America 250 between April 30 and May 4 found that 55% of Democrats would prefer to live in another country rather than the United States. Thirty-eight percent of Independents and 10% of Republicans shared this sentiment. The survey included 1,000 U.S. adults with a margin of error of +/-3.95%. The article also references previous polling showing a majority of Democrats favor socialism over capitalism and supports far-left candidates, noting that socialism is less popular among Republicans and independents.
Bias read (Right): The article uses loaded language such as 'toxic' to describe socialism in relation to Republicans and presents the poll findings in a manner that emphasizes Democratic dissatisfaction with the U.S., potentially framing it as a negative trait. It highlights support for socialism among Democrats while
Official sources cited
- press release Elon University/YouGov America 250 National Survey
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