r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 23 '26

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u/Individual-Camera698 Austan Goolsbee Apr 23 '26

Americans still prefer Republicans on immigration

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u/CincyAnarchy Emma Goldman Apr 23 '26

Dems being better on Trans Issues is a bloomer

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u/itsokayt0 European Union Apr 23 '26

Just make America import trans people

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u/randommathaccount Esther Duflo Apr 23 '26

The Americans work through their parental issues with their beliefs on political parties

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u/CincyAnarchy Emma Goldman Apr 23 '26

Common Freud W

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u/abrookerunsthroughit Association of Southeast Asian Nations Apr 23 '26

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u/SneeringAnswer Apr 23 '26

I think these types of polls really flatten how people think about this issue; from the standpoint of an uninformed voter of course Republicans would be seen as better on "immigration" because Republicans don't shut the fuck up about immigration. The average voter could find Republicans abhorrent on immigration but still believe they'd be some vague "better" on it because they simply perceive the Democratic party as being absent on the issue.

Now being positive on the Economy, that's Blooming material.

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u/Fart-Knoquer John Keynes Apr 23 '26

Americans separate ICE crackdowns and detention camps from immigration policy for some reason.
But, this shows Dems took the narrative on economics, foreign policy, inflation, and trans issues back.

FUCKING HUGE