54% of American voters, according to the latest Quinnipiac University Poll agree with President Trump that we have a crisis at the border and not the manufactured crises that the Democrats and their lapdog media try to make it out to be.
But don’t look for the Democratic leaders to fold their tents anytime soon. They have boxed themselves into a corner, with no way out other than total humiliation. That also explains why the rank in file Democrats have softened their language or have even outright admitted that we need a barrier along the border.
If this trend continues, Democrats are in big trouble in 2020.
The establishment media and elected Democrats have failed to convince the American public that mass illegal immigration and drug trafficking at the United States-Mexico border is a “manufactured crisis,” a new poll reveals.
The latest Quinnipiac University Poll finds that the majority of Americans, Republican voters, swing-voters, American men, as well as both college-educated whites and non-college educated whites agree that there is a “security crisis” at the southern border.
In total, 54 percent of Americans agree with President Trump’s assertion that the country’s porous southern border has created a “crisis” of skyrocketing illegal immigration and deadly drug trafficking. About 86 percent of Republican voters agree, as well.
Quinnipiac Poll: Do you believe there’s a security crisis along the border with Mexico (Yes/No)
Overall: 54%/43%
GOP: 86%/12%
Dems: 25%/71%
Indies: 54%/42%
College Whites: 51%/46%
Non-College W: 64%/31%
18-34 Yr. olds: 56%/39%
Whites 57%/39%
Blacks: 36%/59%
Hispanics: 51%/48%— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) January 14, 2019
The poll is a blow to the establishment media’s narrative that illegal immigration and drug trafficking are not out of control at the southern border, though federal data does not support these claims.
In her response address to Trump’s Oval Office address on immigration, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) claimed the president was “manufacturing a crisis” at the southern border.