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NJCher

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2. I don't think that's true

Reply to JI7 (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 13, 2025, 01:43 AM

Jul 2025

My brother lives in a red state that went for Trump. This state has been economically devastated by his policies. People are changing their minds about him, and while they are not necessarily going democratic, they are certainly no longer Trumpers.

Once again we see backfiring. They are so ignorant about how they carry out these policies that they are achieving exactly the opposite of what they intended.

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When asked if immigration is generally a good thing or bad thing for the country, a record-high 79% of U.S. adults call [View all] riversedge Jul 2025 OP

Meaningless poll JI7 Jul 2025 #1

I don't think that's true NJCher Jul 2025 #2

Of course it's true Polybius Jul 2025 #3

Our messaging re immigration needs to be much better to move this needle. We always have a "but" n Nanjeanne Jul 2025 #4

As it should be. The amazing thing is how effective the lies have been to convince the public that wiggs Jul 2025 #5