VDare's John Derbyshire on whether Ken Griffin and Lachlan Murdoch will
give Ron DeSantis permission to use their bullhorn to campaign against
Donald Trump's failure to enact an immigration moratorium: <URL:
https://vdare.com/articles/john-derbyshire-ron-desantis-has-criticized-legal-immigration-why-won-t-he-campaign-on-it>
| This is all the more surprising when you recall that Florida is home
| to the Disney Corporation and that Disney was, when the issue
| surfaced in the middle of the last decade, one of the more egregious
| instances of a company laying off American workers in favor of
| cheaper foreigners on guest-worker visas.
|
| After that came out--with Disney by no means the only offender, I
| should say--it was an issue nationwide in the 2016 election and
| probably helped Donald Trump to win.
|
| Given that Ron DeSantis
|
| (a) is waging a bitter feud against Disney over culture-war
| issues [DeSantis v Disney feud escalates as Republicans advance
| takeover plan, by Richard Luscombe, Guardian, April 20, 2023]; and
| (b) may be facing off in a primary debate next year against
| Donald Trump, a major fan of guest-worker visas
|
| you'd think that Ron would be holding high the banner of
| restrictions on legal immigration.
Does Susie Wiles see signs in Save America internal polling that
Trump is vulnerable on his right flank on the National Question?
John
groenveld@acm.org
--
"The Trump campaign is laughing about the victory of a Soros-backed
judge in WI who is against voter ID and supports ballot harvesting
because the conservative candidate didn't lick Trump's boots. If you
want to beat the Democratic Party, you're going to have to beat
Trump first.
https://t.co/1J9RVcPqRh" - Pedro Gonzalez <URL:
https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1643600160973307906>
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