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That is 100 percent proof that conservatives are more wish
It's also 100 percent proof that those conservatives views and agenda more correct than liberals
It's also 100 percent proof that men are taller than women
Who is going to stop it?Making lower wisdom voters equal to higher wisdom people is outrageousb and about to be stopped
Making lower wisdom voters equal to higher wisdom people is outrageousb and about to be stopped
I guess the fake news liberal media has failed to report how it has been proven that everywhere a border / barrier / wall is used illegal immigrant crossing goes down 95%...The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
I notice that the question of how many American believe that a wall is the best way to address the issue of border security has been omitted from your listing. That's because only 32% of Americans think building a wall is a good idea. Another 19% think it should be built if it can be proven to be effective.
Perspective | What do Americans think about the wall? The answer would surprise you if you read Drudge.
The problem is that walls aren't effective, and have outright failed everywhere they've been tried.
Except that the actual statistics don’t support the narrative that old people are mostly conservative.When checking the 18 yr old vote compared with the 50 yr old voter one will see s clear direction of a more conservative mind. When that is the direction that then proves conservatives more wise than liberalsThey oppose the wall by a slight majority, but they support a "broad security barrier," whatever that means. The only reason there is any opposition to the wall is the fact that Dims have been demonizing it night and day. As long as you don't call it a wall, they support it.The poll was conducted by Harvard/Harris for The Hill.
Shockingly the Washington Times was a little vague on some points.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
Except that the actual statistics don’t support the narrative that old people are mostly conservative.When checking the 18 yr old vote compared with the 50 yr old voter one will see s clear direction of a more conservative mind. When that is the direction that then proves conservatives more wise than liberalsThey oppose the wall by a slight majority, but they support a "broad security barrier," whatever that means. The only reason there is any opposition to the wall is the fact that Dims have been demonizing it night and day. As long as you don't call it a wall, they support it.The poll was conducted by Harvard/Harris for The Hill.
Shockingly the Washington Times was a little vague on some points.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
Not necessarily.It pretty much is.Secured borders isn't necessarily a wall.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
The poll didn't ask respondents whether they think security can be achieved without a wall or not.Without a wall, you don't have secure borderSecured borders isn't necessarily a wall.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
The OP won't tell you that a more recent Harvard poll found this:How many say they are in support of the wall and have donated to the cause? Currently the gofundme page is at about 2% of the 1B they planned to reach.
The OP won't tell you that a more recent Harvard poll found this:How many say they are in support of the wall and have donated to the cause? Currently the gofundme page is at about 2% of the 1B they planned to reach.
A majority of U.S. voters surveyed, 58 percent, said Trump should withdraw his demand for the border funding, while 42 percent said the president "should not give in."
By the way, the poll in the OP is one year old.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
The OP won't tell you that a more recent Harvard poll found this:How many say they are in support of the wall and have donated to the cause? Currently the gofundme page is at about 2% of the 1B they planned to reach.
A majority of U.S. voters surveyed, 58 percent, said Trump should withdraw his demand for the border funding, while 42 percent said the president "should not give in."
By the way, the poll in the OP is one year old.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
Did you also know that of the people surveyed in the more recent poll, 626 voted for the Democratic candidate in the recent midterms, while 506 voted for the Republican? Guess which state had the highest number of respondents? California, 177, wasn't close. So maybe the numbers for and against that wall are a lot closer than this poll indicates.
https://harvardharrispoll.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/HHP_December2018_RVs_Topline.pdf
Wrong dead wrongExcept that the actual statistics don’t support the narrative that old people are mostly conservative.When checking the 18 yr old vote compared with the 50 yr old voter one will see s clear direction of a more conservative mind. When that is the direction that then proves conservatives more wise than liberalsThey oppose the wall by a slight majority, but they support a "broad security barrier," whatever that means. The only reason there is any opposition to the wall is the fact that Dims have been demonizing it night and day. As long as you don't call it a wall, they support it.The poll was conducted by Harvard/Harris for The Hill.
Shockingly the Washington Times was a little vague on some points.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
Wrong dead wrongExcept that the actual statistics don’t support the narrative that old people are mostly conservative.When checking the 18 yr old vote compared with the 50 yr old voter one will see s clear direction of a more conservative mind. When that is the direction that then proves conservatives more wise than liberalsThey oppose the wall by a slight majority, but they support a "broad security barrier," whatever that means. The only reason there is any opposition to the wall is the fact that Dims have been demonizing it night and day. As long as you don't call it a wall, they support it.The poll was conducted by Harvard/Harris for The Hill.
Shockingly the Washington Times was a little vague on some points.
Poll: Majorities oppose Trump's wall funding demand, call for compromise
It's not old people that are getting sick they will be more liberal to get more free stuff.
Use the 18 yr old data and the 45 to 65 yr olds
Past that Age don't count cause of dementia coming and needed more free stuff
Turds like you get things wrong every time you post. I spend so much time correcting your idiocies that it consumes most of my time on this forum. On the other hand, I get one thing wrong and I keep hearing about it for the next 5 years.Says the clown that said the census cost $5B and then got mad and claimed he wasnt talking about a census.You and the other idiot are the ones who are confused.Youre going to get him confused again and he will claim he wasnt talking walls or border security.What do you imagine "physical barrier" means?
Geeze bud, I literally just told you.
What? Fingerboi has a history of getting shit wrong? No way!
The poll I referenced say it's 46%, douchebag. And if you change the term to a "secure barrier" then it goes up to 54%. Opposition to the wall is almost entirely the result of fake media and snowflake demonization.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
I notice that the question of how many American believe that a wall is the best way to address the issue of border security has been omitted from your listing. That's because only 32% of Americans think building a wall is a good idea. Another 19% think it should be built if it can be proven to be effective.
Perspective | What do Americans think about the wall? The answer would surprise you if you read Drudge.
The problem is that walls aren't effective, and have outright failed everywhere they've been tried.
Actually it showed most of them do want the wall if you simply relabel it and call it a "secure barrier."Gee, earlier today a snowflake tried to tell me the survey said the complete opposite thing.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
According to lying traitor supporters, a very small minority give a crap about ensuring our sovereignty, securing the borders, enforcing existing Immigration laws, protecting US citizens, and ending federal law-violating sanctuary cities...
The same ones who said and agreed with Obama's claim that if you liked your plan and doctor you could keep them...
Wow, you really need to catch up. The survey showed that most Americans don't want the fucking wall. But with a little magic from the Washington Times and fingerboi they managed to really fuck up the truth.
Nuh uhn!Not necessarily.It pretty much is.Secured borders isn't necessarily a wall.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
It's representative of people who actually know something about reality, not dumbass snowflakes like you.The poll didn't ask respondents whether they think security can be achieved without a wall or not.Without a wall, you don't have secure borderSecured borders isn't necessarily a wall.The Dims are fooling themselves if they think opposing the border wall is a winning issue. Not only are they opposing that, they are opposing funding for more judges and for more beds in detention centers for illegal aliens waiting for their hearings.
A wide-reaching poll conducted by Harvard University reveals that majorities of U.S. voters — including Democrats — appear to agree with many of President Trump's most basic beliefs about immigration.
The findings reveal, for example, that eight out of 10 of all U.S. voters — 79 percent — say the U.S. needs secure borders; 93 percent of Republicans, 80 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats agree with that.
Another 79 percent of voters overall say immigration priorities should be granted on a person’s “ability to contribute to America”; 87 percent of Republicans, 79 percent of independents and 72 percent of Democrats agree.
Meanwhile, 68 percent overall oppose a lottery-based immigration system which is meant to ensure “greater diversity: in the U.S.; 78 percent of Republicans, 65 percent of independents and 62 percent of Democrats agree.
In addition, 61 percent overall say U.S. border security is inadequate; 84 percent of Republicans, 64 percent of independents and 40 percent of Democrats agree.
The opinion of USMB conservatives is not Representative of anything except the universe of Neo-Nazis in the USA.
