The immigration crisis that helped power Trump into the White House became a fresh concern for Biden with Title 42 set to expire
performance with a fundraising tweet that surely will be the leitmotif of his re-election campaign: “Do you want four more years of that? If you don’t, pitch in to our campaign.”
Mr. Sununu emphasized the last three words – ”win in November” – for that is one of the principal questions Granite State voters will consider when they cast their votes next winter. That was clear Wednesday night in his remarks before the crowd of New Hampshire Republicans and Independents, and it was clear that the audience shared that longing.
“That crowd was not representative at all,” said Andrew Smith, who directs the Granite State Poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. “The kind of people who would want to go to something like that are probably Trump supporters. But it was good television.”
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