The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce invited O'Malley to a question-and-answer forum on Wednesday. The group wants to see how O'Malley contrasts himself with his Democratic primary opponents, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
This marked O'Malley's first public engagement since announcing. He made his case for the Latino vote by framing it around issues such as the economy and national security. Many Hispanics, particularly those in his home state of Maryland, already consider O'Malley a champion of immigration causes.
"I think we need to speak to immigration reform as a national economic priority, as a national security priority," O'Malley said.
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3 comments:
This cannot be fought unless everyone else gets out there and votes.Latinos ALL vote.White and blacks DO NOT.For that reason everyone else deserves exactly what they get.
Latinos better start to wise up and understand o'taxie is only telling them what they want to hear in order to win their votes. He will tax and put fees on them the likes they never knew before.
They are only be used to garner votes for this crook, and liar.
Anonymous said...
This cannot be fought unless everyone else gets out there and votes.Latinos ALL vote.White and blacks DO NOT.For that reason everyone else deserves exactly what they get.
June 6, 2015 at 1:16 PM
You are wrong, BLACKS DO VOTE and always have. They are one of the best grass roots campaigners there are out there. They came out of the woodwork to vote for Obama in 2008 and 2012. That is how Obama and many Democrats got elected.
If whites would take a page out of the blacks and Democrat playbook they could bring this country back. Those RINO's and blacks that voted for Obama should repent and never vote for another Democrat again. They need to get out and vote. They need to bring friends and family to vote. This is the only plan that will save America.
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