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In reply to the discussion: PRI The World: Why Texas May Become a Blue State [View all]Alcibiades
(5,061 posts)24. They also have access to spanish-language press
Whenever they GOP does some bullshit designed to appeal to nativists at the expense of immigrants, it gets page 3 or four in our paper, but it's the subject of a full page in Spanish newspapers, which offer great reporting on exactly how bad it is.
So when GOP candidates show up in their neighborhoods claiming to support their issues, hispanic voters (at least the folks still new eough to still speak Spanish) already know they are full of shit.
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One has to wonder why any Hispanic person would have ever been Republican at all.
Zalatix
May 2012
#2
When I first started posting at DU that was still the official Roman Catholic position.
ieoeja
May 2012
#43
I must have been thinking birth control. However, Catholics are no more and no less pro-choice.
ieoeja
May 2012
#44
They believed it was acceptable through quickening. I don't see how that differs from pro-choice. nt
ieoeja
May 2012
#47
heard that on NPR, also... but considering that they are the "Liberal Bureau" of FOX
stlsaxman
May 2012
#56
I assume that Latinos are motivated to a significant extent by self-interest
skepticscott
May 2012
#21
I voted yesterday and the Republican primary voting line was much longer than the Democrats.
Dustlawyer
May 2012
#11
My experience as well, but in 1969. The GOP whined and their YAF were a joke.
freshwest
May 2012
#52