DO DEMOCRATS WORK HARDER FOR LATINO VOTES THAN BLACK VOTES NOW?

Democrats throwing Blacks under the Political Bus for new Democrat Voters

http://godfatherpolitics.com/16268/democrats-throwing-blacks-political-bus-new-democrat-voters/

Godfather Politics – A. J. Delgado – 7/14/2014

Democrats have built a brand as the party willing to stand up for black Americans, but the amnesty push shows what a false promise that was.

The message to black voters is: ‘Yes, your ancestors endured unimaginable hardships and helped build this country, and we said we’d help you out. But now we have a new trophy wife.’

Meanwhile, the harm to African Americans is not limited to reduced wages, greater competition for jobs, and declining household incomes – now even the black history of suffering is being diluted.

Last time I checked, blacks were originally forced to come to America. They did not receive a Mexican visitor card, food, water and medical care on their way to this country, as are Central American illegals.

Black citizens have begun confronting illegal immigration advocate groups, frustrated and confused why they are being thrown under the bus in favor of this new “protected class.”

See, what these black citizens haven’t yet figured out is Obama, Pelosi, et al., know they already have the black vote. They’ve got you sewn up.

Democrat politicians understand that Latinos will become the numero uno (a little Spanish lingo) minority class of voters, and they mean to get them here any way they can, so they may begin the brainwashing that has been so successful with blacks.

The Dems are laying on the charm, slick one liners and cash to buy affections and votes.

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HISPANIC AMERICANS ARE NOT A SIDE ISSUE

How the GOP can win the Latino Vote – Hispanic perspective
http://www.lifenews.com/2012/11/16/how-the-gop-can-win-the-latino-vote-a-hispanic-perspective/
LifeNews.com – Raimundo Rojas – 11/16/2012

This is a long article with an interesting perspective

Eighteen months before the election an interesting thing happened over at the Nielsen Company. In the Spring of 2011 and for the first time since the 1920s when Arthur Nielsen created a system by which radio and television stations could gauge audience size and composition, a Spanish-language television show bested all other broadcast networks.

Couple that with the US Census Bureau factoid that in the United States a Latino turns 18 years old every 30 seconds, and what Nielsen recorded isn’t so much interesting as it is monumental. Advertisers, publishers, movie studios, record companies – all marketing in general increased an already frenetic pace to better reach Latinos in the US. Political parties seem to have taken notice as well, but the results of November 6th election may indicate that one of them paid better attention than the other.

The simple truth is that in the course of his two successful presidential bids, George W Bush made Latinos feel as if we were a part of his natural constituency and not a special side project. He also had the wherewithal to hire Lionel Sosa. In 2005 Mr. Sosa was named one of the 25 most influential Hispanics in America by Time Magazine and is a recognized expert in Latino consumer and voter behavior.

Sosa has also been Hispanic Media Consultant in seven Republican presidential campaigns beginning in 1980 – and his absence from the Romney campaign was duly noted. In a recent interview Mr. Sosa noted that Bush had a much more moderate stance on immigration [than Romney], leaving room for Latinos to then consider his policy positions on other issues. And he’s right.

The campaigns of George Bush and Mitt Romney had very similar views on many social and economic issues, and foreign policy – from abortion to same-sex marriage, job creation and taxes, and the war on terror. The big difference is and was immigration, and a GOP immigration policy that in 2012 was broadcast to a much larger and broader audience in the Latino community. Every issue covered during this campaign was painted with an immigration brush stroke. Univision, Telemundo, daily papers, radio shows, and Spanish language blogs ALL spoke in terms of immigration down to the most minute of details. Like Pete WIlson.

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