Panic times for Democrats

 Rick Lowry:

Minority voters bolting from Biden could mean disaster for Dems

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A New York Times poll in March had Trump, astonishingly, beating Biden among Hispanic voters 46% to 40%, while a Wall Street Journal survey last month found that 30% of African-American males say they are definitely or probably going to vote for Trump.

Other surveys show less stark results, but there’s no doubt that something is going on, especially with Hispanic voters.
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The Democrats are losing the support of those hurt the most by the Inflation Biden triggered with his reckless spending. 

See also:

'Full-Blown Freakout,' Democrats Are Having a Panic Attack Over Joe Biden's Electoral Prospectsnull

And:

 Biden’s Covert Plan to Sabotage a Trump Comeback

'The White House fears Trump could try to advance an ideological agenda...'

And:

 The Biden campaign is in ruins after being exposed in humiliating fashion

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