Hmm… Maybe Defending Terrorists and MS-13 Gang Members Wasn’t Such A Great Strategy
Report: President Trump Has A Ghostwriter Craft His Tweets?!
May 22, 2018Apparently, Trump Supporters Hear ‘Laurel’ And Clinton Supporters Hear ‘Yanny’
May 22, 2018The Democrats are idiots.
Their Trump Derangement Syndrome is SO bad, they’ve resorted to defending Hamas and MS-13 against Trump.
Nancy Pelosi defends violent MS-13 gang members in response to Trump, says they’re not animals https://t.co/OJOWusTJV3 pic.twitter.com/ucR5BDYePd
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) May 17, 2018
James Woods helped them out:
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) May 20, 2018
They might as well embrace it, am I right?
Anyway… this “strategy” of theirs miiiiiiight not be working for them.
Say good-bye to the D-advantage in the generic ballot. Our latest Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that registered voters as likely to support Republicans as Democrats. @ReutersPolitics https://t.co/0ZIVVs6Zqc pic.twitter.com/rLIHL7jPRl
— Chris Kahn (@Cmkahn) May 21, 2018
The Cook Political Report has shifted four congressional districts in favor of Republicans. https://t.co/uyRtB3QcMw
— Axios (@axios) May 22, 2018
BOOM.
See, while Democrat politicians and whiny internet Social Justice Warriors might be deranged enough to stand by TERRORISTS and GANG MEMBERS to ding our President, I believe that a good majority of Americans are still normal human beings.
Some of these normal human beings may feel that they don’t like Trump, or that they lean left. That’s expected. But the Dems have just gone TOO FAR.
Are the “moderate” liberals waking the hell up?
NEW POLL: GOP leading Dems on generic ballot for the first time this election cycle https://t.co/q3uvV7hgsv pic.twitter.com/5UH6Ay5aD9
— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2018
According to that link:
Republicans hold a slim lead over Democrats in a generic ballot among registered voters, a new Reuters poll found, marking the first time the survey showed the GOP ahead in this election cycle.
The poll showed 38.1 percent of registered voters said they would vote for a Republican candidate if midterm elections were held today, compared to just under 37 percent who said they’d vote for a Democrat.
For the week ending May 20, pollsters also found that Republicans held a nearly 6-point advantage over Democrats. That marked a 9-point swing from the previous week, when Democrats held a 3-point lead among registered voters.
The results are a stark contrast to previous polls, which showed Democrats with a 10-point edge as of late April.
That’s a small lead… but a HUGE swing.
It’s a good sign.
So keep on keeping on, Dems. You’re digging your own grave here.
