Biden's Popularity With Hispanics Declines Sharply As Trump Gains Steam In Explosive New Poll

On Tuesday, Axios released an explosive new poll showing 45th President Donald J. Trump's favorability with Hispanic Americans soaring. The poll also indicates that Biden's favorability with the same group has been on a sharp decline since he entered office in 2021, with the evident failures of Bidenomics and an open southern border becoming increasingly apparent to all as time winds on.

The poll, conducted from March 22-28, reveals a significant shift in favorability among Hispanic voters. Donald J. Trump's favorability has surged to 32 percent, a notable increase from the 24 percent he garnered in 2021. While Biden still maintains a lead over Trump, it has dwindled from 29 percent in 2021. This decline in Biden's favorability, from 54 percent to 43 percent, is particularly striking given Trump's resurgence. 

This is even more surprising in light of the fact that Democrats remain relatively popular with Hispanic voters- much more popular than the Biden administration. As Axios reports, "Democrats appear to be closing in on Republicans in two areas the GOP has largely dominated in recent polls — boosting the economy and fighting crime. Republicans had a 3-point edge on which party was better dealing with the economy, compared to a 7-point edge in the 2023 survey — a sign Democrats might be getting some credit for the hot economy. Republicans had a 4-point edge on which party was better in dealing with crime; a year ago, it was 8 points." Aside from the "hot economy" remarks, it appears that Biden could very well drag down the Democrats in 2024 --and that is excellent news for patriotic Americans.

Fortunately for those supporting the America First agenda, Trump remains a potent force to win the presidency in 2024, and, as such, he has a great chance to reimplement a truly effective America First agenda that works for all Americans. The Real Clear Politics polling average has him besting Joe Biden in nationwide polling in recent months, despite the fact that Republican presidential candidates can generally afford to underperform in the popular vote while still winning the election - as they did in 2000 and 2016.

The potential for Republicans in 2024 is limitless if they effectively communicate their agenda and critique the Biden administration's 'America Last' policies. The future of our nation may very well depend on it. This means uniting around an agenda that resonates with Americans, one that champions life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all.