The Latino vote in Nevada could lead to a Republican Senate majority

Source: washington examiner
Published: Sep 23, 2022
Author: James Kimmey
Post Date: 2022-09-23 21:49:20 by tankumo
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There is growing frustration throughout the country over President Joe Biden’s poor performance in handling the economy, and there appears to be no group more concerned about Biden’s lack of leadership than Latinos.

In July, Quinnipiac University released a poll that showed Biden’s approval rating among Latino voters at 19% and a disapproval rating at 70%. Daniel Garza, president of the Libre Initiative, a nationwide Latino outreach organization, shared with me that “with majorities of Latinos expressing their belief that America is heading in the wrong direction and feeling the pain of runaway inflation, it is no surprise to see a political realignment — benefiting the GOP — happening in real time.”.............

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#1: Vicomte13    To: tankumo (#0)

Si, se puede!

Vicomte13 posted on 2022-09-26 08:52:14   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Mudboy Slim    To: tankumo (#0)

Interesting article...I believe this tendency of "the Brown Vote" to tend more towards conservatism and/or GOP representation will serve as an impetus for "the Black Vote" to reconsider it's 85-95% devotion to the DemocRATic Party. Notice "the Yellow Vote" never enslaved itself to one Party a la African-Americans since the mid-60s...and despite being treated horrifically for generations, Asian-Americans have excelled at a pace that exceeds that of Whites/Caucasians.

And as that Black Voting Bloc diminishes to 75%, or even 60%, the DemocRATic Party will not be able to maintain it's electoral competitiveness on the national political stage.

Regards ..MUD

Mudboy Slim posted on 2022-09-27 06:17:55   Reply   Private Reply