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1. He is Anti-Immigrant

He is anti-ILLEGAL.

2. He Doesn’t Believe in Climate Change

A high holy sacrament of the illiberal cause. Given that they had to change it from “Global Warming” to “Climate Change” in the face of a brutal winter, they’re still trying to hoodwink the public with their radical anti-humanity agenda.

3.. He is Anti-Obamacare

So is a majority of Americans.

4. He is Bad for Education (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA))

That has nada to do with education and more about justifying the flood of illegals into the country with expensive goodies we can’t afford.

5. He is Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz doesn’t believe in the leftist cause as this Stalinist poof does. You don’t really need to spew on all the other points, Juan Pablo, you just hate a Conservative Latino grown-up.

Here are five reasons why Latino’s would never vote for him:

1. He is Anti-Immigrant

He is not anti-immigrant, he is Pro Law!

2. He Doesn’t Believe in Climate Change

Go any place the 'new' Latinos gather, look at all the trash! Visit Mexico, look at the trash, visit other Central Americian countries, look at the trash. Tell me again how they care about the planet.

3. He is Anti-Obamacare

Obamacare will hit home when someone is too poor to buy for Obmacare and then has to pay a tax for failure to buy ObamaCare.

4. He is Bad for Education

The majority of Latinos do not value education, so to them what difference would this matter?

1) Anti-Immigrant

Nope, wants immigration to proceed in an orderly fashion

2) Doesn’t believe in climate change

Most politicians who say that they believe in climate change don’t illustrate such belief, by their actions, which speak way louder than their words professing belief. Consider this for a minute, if Obama really believed or was that concerned with climate change and the CO2 emissions of his actions, then why would he fly on a separate massive CO2 spewing jumbo jet than his wife when they were both on their way to Los Angeles, emitting twice the CO2 for the family just to both travel to the same major U.S. city. By that route, the average American family emits less CO2 just by sharing the flight with their family. Even moreso, why has Al Gore, Kerry, etc. not actually bothered with teleconferencing from a local office. Which is quite doable with today’s powerful internet connection and encryption. Why is it that a measly electrician such as myself can easily figure out that a teleconference easily produces less CO2 than a Jumbo Jet flight, and could be used in place of a flight to conserve CO2 as a goodwill gesture. In short, Obama and a lot of other politicians are well shown to be utter hypocrites on climate change. Maybe Ted Cruz isn’t a believer, but unlike plenty of “believers” he is actually being honest about what he believes on the issue.

3) Anti ACA,

A long,complex beaurucratic bill that plays favorites when there should not honestly, statistically speaking, be any.

4) Bad for education
Having illegitimate children as a teenager is bad for the educational status of a lot of young women, which disproportionately occurs among Latinos and Blacks, this problem could be reduced if plenty of girls at least made their boyfriends use a condom, which is something incredibly cheap and which can be ordered online if you don’t want to deal with someone face to face in buying such.

Second, it’s not cool to have people with undocumented health status in public school with the rest of the children. Unknown health records are an awful sin for any regular student, why not apply the same standard for immigrants as well?

5) He is Ted Cruz

Which is saying about nada since all the issues I have discussed and provided some pretty good rebuttals/counterpoints for.