Due to ever-shifting demographics, Americans of Latin descent are
being courted by both the Republican and Democratic parties. The party
that wins their support will be in the political driver’s seat come
November. The Democrats currently own that seat.
In the 2008 presidential election, the Obama-Biden team won the Latino vote by more than a 2-to-1 margin over McCain-Palin.
President Obama currently has a commanding lead over former Gov. Mitt Romney
in Latino support. There is little doubt the president will spend
millions of dollars trying to ensure that support does not erode before
the November election, especially in Arizona, Colorado and Nevada.
The first order of business for Mr. Romney should be to let Latinos know that the GOP
wants all people to succeed to the very best of their abilities,
unencumbered by the heavy and draconian foot of Fedzillacrats who
believe they know what is best for people.
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1 comment:
Why doesn't Romney play his hispanic side up more? Most people dont even know he is hispanic. If the left pulls that white hispanic mess then he needs to point out the barack is a white black person
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