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Exclusive Poll: Three-Quarters of Trump Voters Concerned About Debanking

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Nearly three-quarters of Trump voters are still deeply worried about debanking, reveals an exclusive poll obtained by Breitbart News—a stark reminder that the weaponization of finance isn’t just a fringe fear, but a mainstream anxiety gripping the MAGA base. This comes on the heels of high-profile cases like the Canadian trucker convoy, where banks froze accounts at the government’s behest, and closer to home, reports of U.S. financial institutions blacklisting gun owners, crypto enthusiasts, and vocal conservatives under ESG pressure. Debanking isn’t abstract; it’s the slow chokehold on everyday Americans who dare to fundraise for causes, buy ammo in bulk, or even donate to pro-2A PACs. Trump voters, who overwhelmingly back the Second Amendment as a bulwark against tyranny, see this as the financial front in a broader war on dissent—where your debit card becomes the new confiscation tool.

For the 2A community, this poll is a flashing red light: if banks can arbitrarily sever ties with political supporters today, who’s to say they won’t tomorrow target FFL holders, range owners, or NFA trust managers for risky associations? We’ve already seen it in microcosm—JPMorgan Chase and others quietly exiting the firearms industry, citing reputational risk, while PayPal and Venmo throttle gun-related transactions. The implications are chilling: debanking erodes the economic independence that underpins gun ownership. Without reliable banking, how do you sustain a small arms manufacturer, crowdfund a legal battle against ATF overreach, or even process membership dues for the NRA? This poll underscores why 2A warriors must rally for legislative shields like the proposed Financial Integrity and Protection Act, pushing back against Operation Choke Point 2.0. Trump voters get it—they’re not just concerned; they’re primed to vote their wallets in ’24, demanding banks serve customers, not censor them.

The silver lining? This unified alarm among 75% of the base signals a potent coalition. Pair it with rising support for crypto as a debanking hedge—think Bitcoin wallets for direct peer-to-peer 2A funding—and you’ve got a blueprint for resilience. Firearms enthusiasts, take note: diversify your finances now, from gold to decentralized ledgers, because in the battle for liberty, cash flow is the ultimate force multiplier. Stay vigilant, stay armed, and stay banked—on your terms.

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