also known as US citizens, i.e., Americans3rd/4th generation Hispanic immigrants
VRWC/Repugs have been witch-hunting, viciously harassing, slandering the Clintons since 1992 campaign.
While Hillary doesn't have a natural bone in her body when in public, the VRWC/Repug strategy worked, their stuck to her, esp among stupid, ignorant rightwingnut rurals, so-called Christians, and other susceptible tribal-dominated groups.
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The short of it was just another typical Boots bat crazy conspiracy theory that HRC has been the victim of one giant smear since she was just a racist, anti-gay marriage 1st Lady.
Haha...yeah should have been 3rd/4th gen Hispanic Americans.
All the Hispanics that I know in the SA area support it.
Imagine that...people who have no connection to a country they've never lived in not being concerned about that country since they're concerned about their country. A- ing-mazing. Boots is pissed they don't think the way his Propaganda Ministers tell him they should think.
I heard the same thing while I was on vacation down there from my Hispanic pals.
how many hispanics do you know in the SA area
you need to know better quality Hispanics
At least 100...
My wife's grandfather came to the US as a migrant worker in the 30s and had 11 kids. So she has 10 tios and Tia's, each with a few kids and grandkids. So that's at least 60 people of voting and working age. Probably another 40-50 to that I went to school with.
Hispanic Americans (that I know) that actually work and provide for their families overwhelmingly approve of Trump.
and you know the opinions of each and every one of those hispanics concerning this issue? you polled them or what
We talk...or they post on FB.
so for each of these 100+, you've seen a FB post regarding this specific issue or have had a conversation with them regarding this issue?
Yep, they're all excited for the mid-terms.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/wisconsin...224232166.htmln Wisconsin, the contested Democratic gubernatorial primary “drew about 20 percent more voters than [the] contested Republican primary for U.S. Senate, even though the GOP race was more compe ive and generated far more television advertising,” according to state political expert Craig Gilbert. Especially striking, Gilbert noted, was the fact that the “ultramobilized blue” bastion of Dane County” — including the University of Wisconsin college town of Madison — “produced 40 percent more votes than ever before in a Democratic primary for governor or Senate.”
Meanwhile, in Minnesota, more Democrats than Republicans turned out in every crucial race: governor (+82 percent for Dems); First District (+12 percent for Dems); and Eighth District (+38 percent for Dems).
If those trends keep up, the party could very well reverse its 2016 losses in a region that’s become a bellwether of sorts for how the country as a whole is responding to the rise of Trump.
As noted Republicans tend to vote at higher rates than Democrats just about everywhere, and more so in off-term elections.
There is just not as much "give" in their ability to get new people to show up.
Dems have the opposite problem, more numbers, but lower rate. Couple that with apathy or non-voters, and you have large upside potential for new votes for Democrats.
I don't think you, as many don't, know jack about "Democratic position" on "illegal" immigration, but that is merely due to the effectiveness of right-wing propaganda.
and you've spoken or read from each one individually about that particular issue? lol
So Cubans then.
Because that is about the only subset that reliably vote Republican.
As for "only Hispanic Americans (that I know) that actually work and provide for their families"... wow, you can shove that sentiment right up your arrogant, snide ass.
Impressed
Why is that arrogant and snide? People that make more than the poverty level tend to be conservative.
and here i thought liberals were all rich coastal elitists
Clinton got 65M votes in 2016
45M people in the US are below poverty level so the other 20M that voted for Clinton are the rich coastal elites that like telling poor people that THEY will solve all their problems.
You think everyone in America below the poverty line voted?
Seriously, that took me less than two seconds to debunk.
Lol...that you would think that was a serious statement that needed debunking .
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