Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Trump, polling, and manuals. There's some interesting polling, and it's leading to some

interesting questions and some bad connections, but it'll clear up real quick. So here's a message. Quote,

Ms. Bell, did you see the polling about immigration? That swing doesn't make any sense at all.

How did support for Trump's plans declined by that much, that fast, across all demographics and

parties? I smell a rat. I don't like conspiracies,

but if people are that opposed, is it possible they were always that opposed? I need you to explain

this, because I'm going down a rabbit hole here. Okay, to catch everybody up to date, because I'm not sure how widely

this polling will be reported. Gallup ran their normal polling, and what seems like a huge

anomaly surfaced. The difference in American opinion between last year, while people were

gearing up to vote for Trump, and this

year, after he started his plans, is stark. Last year, 55% of Americans wanted immigration

decreased. Now that number has dropped to 30, a 25-point swing. Just looking at Republicans, it was 88% last

year, and only 48% this year. Perhaps even a more surprising stat is Republicans who want more

immigration now. It's now up to 11%. Last year, it was only 4%. The last time this many

Republicans wanted more immigration was the last time Trump was in office. But stepping by that,

overall attitude shifted as well. Currently, a record high of 79% of Americans

view immigration as a good thing that benefits the nation. Last year, 32% viewed it as a bad thing.

That number has dropped to 17%. Today, 64% of Republicans say immigration is a good thing. Last year, only 34%.

There's a bunch of other stats. More people support amnesty than last year. Less people support more walls and border patrol and deportation.

I'll put the link down below. So here's the obvious question. Why is this happening?

Why did people vote in an anti-immigration president and then almost immediately shift their views the other way.

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