Bill Clinton: U.S. no longer dominated by Christians and Jews

One News Now ^ | June 14, 2009 | Christine Simmons

[trumandogz]

The math is quite simple and you are right.

The fastest growing ethnic group in the US are Hispanics and the vast majority of Hispanics are Catholic.

Therefore, the largest growing religious group in the US are Catholics.

[aposiopetic]

Indeed like they conveniently forget that Cardozo, who far outshone his classmates both as an undergraduate (starting when he was fifteen?) and in law school, could be reckoned an underrepresented minority several times over.

[aposiopetic]

Maybe the speaking fees or honoraria are higher offshore so the problem will take care of itself.

[Jay Redhawk]

You are absolutely right. The Catholic Church is booming with Mexican and Central American immigrants. I would bet that people of the Muslim and Hindu faiths have actually shrank as a percentage of the total population of the U.S. over the last ten years.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Clinton is only forecasting trends and he's right but Congress could change those trends anytime they feel like it, just as they did in 1924.

Cutoff the family chain and reduce the numbers to traditional levels and that would halt the transformation of the USA to a third world country in its tracks.

[Boucheau]

‘...by 2050 the U.S. will no longer have a majority of people with European heritage and that in an interdependent world “this is a very positive thing.”’

Sorry, William, but it won’t be a positive thing.

Unless the loss of American freedom, as we have known it, is a positive thing.

Those of non-European heritage will not support the constitution, capitalism and the resulting freedom in the same way, for the most part. The minority of those that do will be shouted down—exactly like they are right now.

It’s already faltering.

America’s best days are indeed behind her.

The rest is a sloughing-off of dead layers of freedom.

The great experiment failed because the right abandoned it.

[IronJack]

Clinton said by 2050 the U.S. will no longer have a majority of people with European heritage a heritage of cultural success, and that in an interdependent world "this is a very positive thing "it's a good thing to live at the lowest common denominator."

Fixed.

[The Wizard]

still an asshole and forever to be irrelevant....

[Uncle Hal]

Clinton is an idiot.

[Talisker]

"It has to begin by people accepting the fact that they can be proud of who they are without despising who someone else is," he said.

Like the Muslims do, right Bill?

[Altura Ct.]

Former President Bill Clinton has told an Arab-American audience of 1,000 people that the U.S. is no longer just a black-white country, nor a country that is dominated by Christians and a powerful Jewish minority

He is right. It has become an unmitigated multicultural mess that is heading down the road to hell as we become more so. I wonder if We The People will continue to accept this arrogant country/culture killing BS from these elitist bastards who wish to destroy us and all that our ancestors shed blood for?

Clinton said by 2050 the U.S. will no longer have a majority of people with European heritage and that in an interdependent world "this is a very positive thing."

Hey Bill Clinton and all of you multicultural Marxist P-O-S. Up Yours! How's that for a "very positive thing"? So cultural and racial genocide is a very positive thing? Not in my lifetime AH!

[rmlew]

Someone forward with to the ADL and Progress for Pesach thugs. These morons are on the wrong side.

[exit82]

"Clinton said by 2050 the U.S. will no longer have a majority of people with European heritage and that in an interdependent world "this is a very positive thing."

By 2050, Bill Clinton will no longer be here, either. And that is a very good thing.

[Nosterrex]

I am not talking about skin color, but I am talking about a set of ethics and heritage. Regardless of what Europe has become today, Western culture, which certainly includes Christianity, formed the ideological backbone of this nation. There would be no United States of America if it had been founded upon the political and religious cultures of Turks, Indians, or Chinese.
Multiculturalism makes all cultures equal, and they are not. There is no cultural, religious, or moral equivalent between Jesus and Mohammad, or Thomas Jefferson and Osama Bin Ladin.

[NativeNewYorker]

"I think it's really important to give the Palestinian people something to look forward to," Clinton said to loud applause.

So he too longs for a mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv.

[Publius6961]

"It has to begin by people accepting the fact that they can be proud of who they are without despising who someone else is," he said.

That's exactly how I felt when I was young and stupid.
When I grew up (around 1974, when they invented the "palestinians") I learned to despise muslims with a passion --- not for who they are, but for what they do, genius...

[CitizenM]

BUMP!

[EDINVA]

For a minority-majority state, TX has continued to vote pretty red. It’s a state that’s had a significant Mexican-American population for quite some time now. Blacks are and have been a minority unto themselves as a voting bloc for a whole host of reasons.

I don’t think either party can count on the “hispanic” vote over time. As the 2nd and 3rd generations of immigrant groups become assimilated into the American culture the vote tends to be less monolithic. I’ve always believed in a generation or two “hispanics” will vote pretty much the way Irish/Italian/German immigrants’ descendents vote .. which is all over the place.

One example would be the Puerto Ricans who migrated in huge numbers into NY in the 50s/60s. Half a century later, they have, as a group, risen in socio-economic status. They have intermarried; most have assimilated. They are now largely middle class. Their socio-economic status will determine how they vote more than their demographic. Most Puerto Ricans I knew personally were more conservative than I ever dreamed to be!

So, I am not going to buy into the doom and gloom scenario for the GOP and/or Euro-Americans being some hopelessly out of power minority.

[trumandogz]

For a minority-majority state, TX has continued to vote pretty red.

Texas has only been a minority-majority state for a few years and in that time the margins between Republican and Democratic voting margins margins have narrowed. Furthermore, the urban and suburban whites in Texas are trending Democrat and Obama won the major cites of Texas in 2008.

In ten years the trends are likely to more dramatic and it is going to be very difficult for the GOP to hold Texas.