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MORE WINNING! Federal Judge Hands President Trump Victory Against ACLU on Illegal Alien ‘Family Separations’ at the Border

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Even MORE WINNING! A GOP-led edge: Red states see less unemployment, more economic growth The Hill [DC], by Kristin Tate Original Article Opinion polling isn’t everything. However, it often gives you a good barometer of the general shape of things, especially at the state level. As of mid-2019, every single one of the top 10 most popular governors in the country were Republicans, while eight of the 10 least popular were Democrats. Generally speaking, voters trust Republicans more than they trust Democrats to lead their states. A deeper look at GOP-led states’ economic success explains why — but beyond the minutiae of simple policy, the bottom line is that electing a Republican often means increased growth and lower unemployment. An even stronger rule bears out the opposite when Democrats control the governor’s mansion.