His Closing Argument in belgrade, montana. The president hoping to rally Republican Voters to turn out tuesday by framing the issue as a matter of law and order. Is that a smart strategy . Lets ask wall street journal column it and Deputy Editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel and columnist, Manhattan Institute senior fellow, jason riley. Jason start with the fundamental question. It is no question, immigration, immigration, in the final days. Is that smart . Well i think not all republicans agree with this strategy. There are some running trying to get more moderate voters this will make it more challenging i think the president s calculation this is a net plus for his party. He is thinking, listen congressional republicans, without my voters at the polls on tuesday you are going down. I have to do what i have to do to get my voters out there. This will get them out there. So this is what im going to do. He thinks they might not respond to the economic success of the better econ
gop. by contrast, also looking at florida 26. you mentioned carlos curbelo. this is clinton district. she won it by 16 points, southern florida, very hispanic. he is cuban-american republican. he tried to put distance between himself and the president. if he manages to squeak out a victory, might suggest republicans who distanced themselves a little bit, running nuanced campaign with voters. paul: jason. upstate new york, district held by john fastow, a republican. it is a swing district. obama won in 2012. sharply went to trump in. he is run with a number of black progressives running in this cycle. the race is very close, within the margin of error. with the new jersey race we ll find out early. if fast faso holds on to this