Democrats' Asian-voter crisis, making new tobacco criminals and...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Now, if "he cuts illegal immigration, let's say by 25%, expect him to argue in 2024, 'I cut record illegal immigration by 500,000 -- more than any president in history.'
56% : In short, AAPI Data "seems more interested in pushing a particular narrative than in understanding what Asian Americans really think about affirmative action."
47% : Face the facts, or Democrats "might as well resign themselves to a political stalemate where they cannot beat the GOP decisively despite that party's massive and glaring weaknesses." "The first state in the U.S. to ban the sale of all flavored tobacco and nicotine products," Massachusetts in late 2019, has seen "thriving illicit markets, challenges for law enforcement, and prosecution of sellers," all contrary to promises, grumbles Jacob Grier at Reason.

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