Again, what evidence do you have?
The last couple of elections have shown a drift, especially among Latino men, to the GOP. What he's saying is not so crazy.
Again, what evidence do you have?
It's also why the GOP has leaned all the way in on the term "socialism", they're specifically targeting these voters.The last couple of elections have shown a drift, especially among Latino men, to the GOP. What he's saying is not so crazy.
The last couple of elections have shown a drift, especially among Latino men, to the GOP. What he's saying is not so crazy.
It's also why the GOP has leaned all the way in on the term "socialism", they're specifically targeting these voters.
Biden won 59% of the male Hispanic vote in 2020...The last couple of elections have shown a drift, especially among Latino men, to the GOP. What he's saying is not so crazy.
It's not just Cubans. It's Venezuelans and El Salvadorians, too. A lot of Central American and South American immigrants are from countries with awful leaders who identified as socialist (think Hugo Chavez, etc.), which explains part of it. An invitation into whiteness is the other part, broadly.Biden won 59% of the male Hispanic vote in 2020...
I don't think Florida election results have anything to do with the rest of the country, given the Cuban demographics there are unique. That being said, DeSantis' support amongst Hispanics has tanked there due to his immigration bill and I'd expect that to be a major issue nationally if he wins the nomination.
Say if DeSantis dropped out of the race, but then Trump died, went to prison, or just knowing our erratic Trump can be, decided to randomly drop out of the campaign himself, go scorched Earth on both political parties, use his griftings to fund a new political news organization (or buy one) taking his rabid MAGAts with him, could DeSantis slink back into the race, "reformed" and ready to pick up the pieces?
Again. The Trans issues have made democrats make awful concessions and furthered claims that democrats don’t care about normie men and women etc.It's not just Cubans. It's Venezuelans and El Salvadorians, too. A lot of Central American and South American immigrants are from countries with awful leaders who identified as socialist (think Hugo Chavez, etc.), which explains part of it. An invitation into whiteness is the other part, broadly.
Biden won 59% of the male Hispanic vote in 2020...
I don't think Florida election results have anything to do with the rest of the country, given the Cuban demographics there are unique. That being said, DeSantis' support amongst Hispanics has tanked there due to his immigration bill and I'd expect that to be a major issue nationally if he wins the nomination.
It's not just Cubans. It's Venezuelans and El Salvadorians, too. A lot of Central American and South American immigrants are from countries with awful leaders who identified as socialist (think Hugo Chavez, etc.), which explains part of it. An invitation into whiteness is the other part, broadly.
I mean it's not even a controversial point anymore. But a lot of people have this weird reflexive ideology where it's almost like they are PERSONALLY offended if you happen to suggest something that could be interpreted as a net negative for a political party. It doesn't even matter if it's true or not
It's not just Cubans. It's Venezuelans and El Salvadorians, too. A lot of Central American and South American immigrants are from countries with awful leaders who identified as socialist (think Hugo Chavez, etc.), which explains part of it. An invitation into whiteness is the other part, broadly.
There are numbers all up and down this thread that back up these claims. I'm not sure why you're being hostile about this. It's okay to admit that you were mistaken on the internet, breh. We're not going to hate on you for that.@Piff Perkins provided numbers to back up his claims. Why don't you do the same with your claims. Is that too much to ask?
Seems like Mitch McConnell is on his way out of here.