MEDIA: Gallup: Immigration Surges to the Top of Americans' Concerns

Morris Dees and $PLC certified deplorable, Andrew Arthur, on whether
Casey DeSantis evaluated advertisements to make Donald Trump regret
taking the advise from Jared Kushner to downplay the National Question
on the campaign trail against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris:
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| With Super Tuesday ended and the 2024 presidential electoral matchup
| pitting former President Donald Trump against current President Joe
| Biden set (for now), immigration is now Americans' leading concern
| according to a poll released last week by Gallup. That survey is no
| outlier, and the question now is whether the incumbent and Congress
| can address voters' angst over the crisis at the Southwest border in
| the next eight months. If they can't, they may be looking for new
| jobs come January.
|
| Gallup. The results of that poll were released on February 27, with
| 28 percent of respondents identifying "immigration" as "the most
| important problem facing this country today". That puts the issue in
| first place out of 15 topics polled, solidly beating out
| "government" (20 percent), the "economy in general" (12 percent),
| "inflation" (11 percent), and "crime" (3 percent).

Does Susie Wiles believe a GOP candidate has a path to WhiteHouse.GOV
in 2028 without running to Trump's right on the National Question?

John
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exit the Republican primary are Justin Amash, Pete Meijer or Mike
Rogers, then the 'hold your nose' and choose Mike move might make
sense.   Other than that, Mitch McConnell is likely smiling because
Senator Mike Rogers and Senator Adam Schiff will likely be two more
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