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JustAnotherGen

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16. I'd like to see the Hispanic/Latino population

Reply to pampango (Original post)

Thu Apr 16, 2015, 09:29 AM

Apr 2015

Included in this. Whites and Blacks included only those who are not Hispanic.

I wonder why the largest growing block of voters in the US did not even register with the Pew Research Center? And yes - I went into the link but didn't find them measured against blacks and whites.

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Not sure what to make of this: Poll shows that Democrats prefer a candidate who compromises [View all] pampango Apr 2015 OP

Kind of irrelevant since the GOP never compromises BeyondGeography Apr 2015 #1

But is that because they are immature jerks or because they are reflecting their voters' attitudes? pampango Apr 2015 #2

Well phrased BeyondGeography Apr 2015 #4

It also shows republicans not willing to compromise. What that implies to me is they hold still_one Apr 2015 #3

Who is "they"? It is Democratic voters who hold Democratic candidates to that "higher standard" pampango Apr 2015 #5

I interpret it as a large majority of Democrats understand Democracy. stevenleser Apr 2015 #6

Bingo! Richardo Apr 2015 #10

That's precisely it... Whiskeytide Apr 2015 #12

This. nt sufrommich Apr 2015 #13

Not surprising in the slightest. Atman Apr 2015 #7

The poll suggests embracing compromise is an efficacious political strategy... DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2015 #8

Agreed, but if your intention is to move political discourse in your direction rather than pampango Apr 2015 #11

Is that you, Karl??? Whiskeytide Apr 2015 #14

It is proven over and over again. NCTraveler Apr 2015 #9

It is the teaparty way, either you do everything I say or you are on the wrong side. Thinkingabout Apr 2015 #15

I'd like to see the Hispanic/Latino population JustAnotherGen Apr 2015 #16

If the American public is too GODDAMNED STUPID to recognize that the bullwinkle428 Apr 2015 #17

It means that Democrats care more about the country than their party. Nitram Apr 2015 #18