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NeoConvict » 16 Jan 2019 3:58 pm » wrote:

Misty » 16 Jan 2019 3:51 pm » wrote:

NeoConvict » 16 Jan 2019 3:36 pm » wrote:Poll was only 1000 people and conducted before the shut down. I believe the results would be different if conducted today with a larger sample size.

So find a poll that shows that.
From what I have read Trump's Oval Office speech did not move the needle at all.

https://www.langerresearch.com/wp-conte ... utdown.pdf

As i thought, Democrats oppose 9 to 1 remains unchanged. Support for the wall is increasing among independents and Republicans. Still not at a majority yet but the needle is moving in that direction.

Still a majority (54%) that oppose the wall.

Misty » 16 Jan 2019 3:12 pm » wrote:

crimsongulf » 16 Jan 2019 2:45 pm » wrote:Why the left thinks that DJT will simply capitulate to what Pelosi and Schumer want is a fantasy.
It isn't what the people want.

Actually you might want to check the polls.
The majority of Americans are against the wall, and many more don't think that it is a priority.

I guess the constant phony 'crisis' talk has affected some people, not to mention the steady drum beat of lies about how terrorists, gang members, and drug dealers are pouring over the Southern border.

If something is truly a crisis, you don't sit around and think about whether or not you want to declare it as such, or do nothing for the two years that your party controlled Congress.
Funny how it only suddenly became a crisis now that Dems hold the House.

Just 2% of Voters Say Trump’s Oval Office Address Changed Their Mind, Poll Says