Via Breitbart Immigration, Breitbart.COM/immigration, see Neil Munro
on whether Donald Trump will enlist VP JD Vance to serve as Deputy
Chief Salescritter for Trump's bipartisan comprehensive, merit-based immigration reform legislative legacy authored by the Cheap Labor
Lobby and passed by Mike Johnson's House.GOV and John Thune's
Senate.GOV and will Trump and Peter Thiel withhold their support for
the Vance 2028 campaign should Vance refuse the gig: <URL:https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2024/12/03/2024-billionaire-loser-laurene-powell-jobs-wants-to-suppress-migration-debate/>
| The group also released a report showing Kamala Harris's campaign
| was reluctant to tout their migration policy during the 2024
| election, while Donald Trump was eager to tout its failures:
|
|| From January to October 2024, Republican and Democratic
|| candidates, PACs, and allied groups spent a staggering $680.5
|| million on immigration-focused television ads across 12 battleground
|| presidential and senate states. Republican spending accounted for a
|| dominant 84% ($573 million) of this total, with Democrats dedicating
|| $107 million (16%) on immigration messaging. The stakes of the
|| presidential election intensified these investments, surpassing the
|| GOP's significant anti-immigrant ad spend of 2022, where $171
|| million was spent to frame immigration as a national threat.
|
| But the muted response by the Harris campaign was driven by a
| recognition that citizens increasingly oppose the elite-driven,
| wealth-shifting mass migration policies that Harris supported.
|
| "There has been such a desire to tamp down the border debate [that]
| there's been less of an ability to pivot to other parts of the
| immigration debate that could be helpful," Carlos Odio, senior vice
| president for research at the polling firm Equis, told The Atlantic.

Which aspirants for WhiteHouse.GOV does Susie Wiles anticipate will
outflank Trump-Vance from the right on the National Question?

John
groenveld@acm.org
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