Push Pollsters Con Republicans Nationally into "Overwhelmingly Support[ing]" Amnesty for Illegal Alien Invaders and Unlimited Future Immigration… by Lying to Them

 

The Gang of Eight: In an America that hadn't lost her way, they'd be publicly hanged

 

 

Posted by Nicholas Stix

 

The past two months have seen a series of push polls commissioned by the Open Borders Lobby front groups behind the Gang of Eight Republicans—Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham, John McCain and Jeff Flake. In each case, the purpose had been, through lying to respondents to delude them into unwittingly supporting the illegal human being invader amnesty/immigration surge bill, and then, with the pollygandistic "results," to delude other opponents into thinking that resistance is futile.

 

I have a couple of other such push polls that I will re-publish; I would appreciate it, if anyone reading this would send links to other such fake polls.

 

 

Poll: Two-thirds of Republicans support immigration reform bill

9:21 AM 04/25/2013

Matt K. Lewis

The Daily Caller

 

A new national survey conducted by the Winston Group shows a majority of Republicans support the immigration reform bill.

 

The survey was commissioned by Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), the National Immigration Forum Action Fund and the Partnership for a New American Economy.

Worth noting is that, "even after hearing opposition arguments, support for reform remains," said pollster Kirsten Soltis Anderson on a conference call this morning.

Following are some findings highlighted by the press release:

- 82 percent of Republicans say the current immigration system is working poorly, with 47 percent saying it works "very poorly." And 72 percent of Republicans say our immigration system requires "a lot of changes" or "a complete overhaul," compared to 68 percent of voters in general.

- 74 percent of Republicans"strongly support" the bill's border security aspects.

- 85 percent of Republicans either "strongly support" or "somewhat support" the requirement that "illegal immigrants in the U.S. register for legal status, pay fines, learn English, pay taxes, and wait in the back of the line to apply for citizenship, until everyone who is currently in line to legally enter the U.S. gets in."

- 62 percent of Republicans support "tying the amount of legal immigration to the state of the economy to attract more immigrant entrepreneurs and innovators, increasing the number of visas when employers cannot fill jobs and decreasing the number of visas when unemployment is high."

The Wall Street Journal has more.

Full poll results here.