2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Yougov poll- Hispanic Vote is 43% for Hillary 39% Bernie.....his message is resonating [View all]elleng
(141,926 posts)"Governor O'Malley is the only candidate in the race with a proven record of helping Latino families," said Gabi Domenzain, the O'Malley campaign's Director of Public Engagement, in a statement to Latin Post. "From championing drivers licenses for New Americans, passing the DREAM act in the legislature and leading Maryland to become the first state to defend it at the ballot box, to increasing government contracts to latino owned businesses by 157 percent and making Maryland public schools the best in the nation five years in a row."
"From the start he has engaged the Latino community through its media, appearing on both Univision and Telemundo national networks, and its organizations; in fact his first event after launching his presidential bid was before the USHCC (U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce)," added Domenzain. "We look forward to continuing to engage Americans and New Americans alike at the National Council of La Raza to highlight Governor O'Malley's record of leading on the most pressing issues affecting them todayand putting forth his vision for new leadership that gets results."
http://www.latinpost.com/articles/64388/20150706/democratic-presidential-candidate-martin-omalley-deliver-nclr-keynote-set-speak.htm
Makes No Sense To Keep 11 Million In Shadow Economy.
Attempting to further capitalize on his immigration record, 2016 Democratic hopeful Martin O'Malley on Wednesday promoted immigration reform as a way to improve wages for all Americans.
"How are you going to get wages to go up if you allow 11 million people to live in a shadow economy?" O'Malley asked at an event sponsored by the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
He further said immigration needs to be talked about as a national economic and security priority "not for this group or that group, but for us" as a country.
O'Malley committed to addressing immigration during his time in office if elected, but only would go so far as to say he hoped to make it happen within the first 100 days he is in the Oval Office.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/martin-omalley-makes-no-sense-keep-11-million-shadow-economy-n369336
O'Malley addressed the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in DC today and answers questions.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1281719