(Breitbart) In the ongoing battle between Texas and the Biden administration to defend our Southern border against invasion, more than two-thirds (69 percent) side with Texas.
“Sixty-nine percent (69%) of Likely U.S. Voters support Texas erecting barriers at the border to prevent illegal immigrants from crossing, including 53% who Strongly Support the action,” writes Rasmussen Reports. “Only 27% oppose Texas taking action to prevent illegal immigration[.]”
The internals are fascinating… On this question, a 51 percent majority of black voters side with Texas, while only 32 percent of black voters disagree. Two-thirds of Independents (66 percent) side with Texas, while only 29 percent disagree.
On the direct question of whether you “approve or disapprove of the Supreme Court decision” that allows the Biden administration to “remove barriers Texas had erected” to stop this invasion, only 46 percent said they approve. In comparison, a plurality of 49 percent said they disapprove of the decision.
Only 60 percent of black voters agreed with the Supreme Court decision, while 40 percent disagreed. That 60 percent might sound high, but not if you keep in mind that black voters have historically sided with Democrats in the 80 percent range.
Rasmussen also asked these 1,000 likely voters if they agreed or disagreed with the following statement made by Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA): “The feds are staging a civil war, and Texas should stand their ground.”
A clear majority of 55 percent agree with Higgins, while only 36 percent disagree.
A stunning plurality of 48 percent of black voters agree with that statement, while only 42 percent disagree.
So what’s happening here…? Why are Biden, the Democrats, and their corporate media allies siding against a vast majority of the country on a 70-30 issue like this?
The answer is simple…
The Great Replacement Theory is not a theory. These Left-wing bullies have gamed out the benefit of opening the border to millions and millions of unvetted illegals against the political price and decided that, in the long run, the political price is worth the political downside.
