It has been reported that Biden recently held an undisclosed meeting with historians in the East Room. The topic focused on how far can he jam through far-left policies while he has the chance.
However, it appears that Biden was in a room of like minds more than historians. According to Axios he was egged on by the historians more than advised.
From Axios:
The historians’ views were very much in sync with his own: It is time to go even bigger and faster than anyone expected. If that means chucking the filibuster and bipartisanship, so be it.
Historians enabled Biden because they claim he has four things going for him. He has full control of Congress, party activists are egging him on, he has strong economic winds (thanks to President Trump’s open America policy), and he’s popular in the polls.
According to the report Biden is bragging that he is going to do more than Obama ever did however, Biden may be high on his own stuff.
Below is a recent poll showing that in just a few months Americans on both sides of the aisle are turning away from supporting amnesty for illegal immigrants.
How should we handle the illegal alien population – amnesty/residency w/o citizenship/deport all of them (Change since Jan.)
Voters: 43/19/27 (-14/+4/+7)
Dems: 57/21/10 (-15/+8/+1)
GOP: 26/16/51 (-13/-3/+15)
Indie: 42/21/26 (-10/+5/+7)
White: 43/18/31 (-12/+3/+11)— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) March 24, 2021
sources: https://t.co/mfdcWPQy9ahttps://t.co/bo4XW7lSMQ
— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) March 24, 2021
Also contrary to the Biden Administration a recent study found that the majority of black and hispanic minorities support voter id laws.
From Breitbart News:
Seventy-seven percent of registered voters across the board favor requiring individuals to show an ID before casting a ballot, compared to 15 percent who oppose the idea. This is a common theme across party lines, with 92 percent of Republicans, 75 percent of Independents, and 63 percent of Democrats supporting voter ID. This includes a majority of black and Hispanic voters, who back voter ID laws 64 percent to 22 percent and 78 percent to 16 percent, respectively.
