I've been saying it for years: Republicans alienated Latinos?

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You should've listened to me cons.  I was saying this forever.  Romney lost the hispanic vote by 71%.  If he had won the same number of hispanics as McCain, Romney would be president.  If you think the Arizona law, the comments about self-deportation, electric fences, and taking a hardline against the Dreamers didn't have an effect, then you're just too hard headed to see reality.

So keep it up and you'll have many, many more nights like Tuesday.

Wanda Bagram · Accepted Answer

Look at the answers you are getting. But Republicans don’t want to look in a mirror.
@Abe- You still haven’t learned a thing have you? OK, SO Puerto Ricans swam over? Gee, I understood we are US citizens from birth. And like African Americans we didn’t ask to be part of the US, we were invaded over 100 years ago and became a territory of the US. Now we have decided to become a state and this is the attitude you give?

Anonymous · Answer

the republicans are in really deep doo doo because they even lost the Asian vote by like 73%-27%.  The Asian vote!  You know, the race that is generally perceived as over achieving and hard working, and less inclined for government benefits than any other race.

Vulken · Answer

No, they don't, but the Democrats made you think that.

Look.. the dream of America is OVER.
It was a good run.

Anonymous · Answer

Romney is a racist pig- he doesn't like people of color. I'm not surprised if The GOP did in fact alienate Latinos.

? · Answer

Sigh, typical bound to repeat history moron. The pendulum will swing again. I know you have no idea what that means, but it would behoove you to watch something besides pokemon.

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I've been saying it for years: Republicans alienated Latinos?

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