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Newsflash: there is no such thing as a Latino, or a Latino vote. There are a lot of Mexicans, who won’t vote for Rubio because he is an anti-Castro Cuban. Ted Cruz is also Cuban - and White, very, very White, and the Indian Mexicans won’t support him - they were not who voted for him in Texas.”Latinos” are not an indifferentiated mass like the blacks. There are white, black, Indian and mixed blood Latinos. They.are from different countries. They eat different food. They listen to different music. They follow different sports teams. They don’t live in the same neighborhoods. Please understand, everyone, that it is counterproductive imbecilic reductionistic racism to talk about a Latino vote, especially when citing two politicians who are not Dems because they are the children of refugees from communism, they are not the children of immigrants. The children of immigrants are not going to vote for them.

I know nothing about the Latino culture, but what you say rings true to me. Another thread featured an article where they said that Mexican “Family values” meant helping people with a larger government safety net....ie.....natural Democrats.

All that being said:

Don’t you think that having a candidate who could make commercials and go on Telemundo speaking in the native tongue would sway a certain percentage of the Latino and “White Guilt Liberal” vote?

Thanks for the laugh!

Do they speak the same language? Are you saying Mexicans will NEVER vote for a Republicans?

Give us a breakdown of all the Latino sub-groups in the order of who Republicans have a shot at.

One last thing, how can I be a racist? I hate the white half of Obama!