Posted on 06/23/2014 9:05:27 AM PDT by PoloSec
The Democratic National Committee accused their GOP counterparts of using "offensive" language after a Republican spokeswoman accused Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley of "Hispandering."
A spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee made the comments in a Sunday BuzzFeed profile of O'Malley and his efforts to court Latino voters ahead of a potential run for president in 2016.
"Winning elections is based on substance and so far Martin O’Malley is relying on Hispandering to win," RNC spokeswoman Izzy Santa said. "Talking about immigration and hoping no one pays attention to his failed economic record will not overcompensate for his dismissal of the Hispanic community and attempts to play divisive racial politics."
The Democratic National Committee Director of Hispanic Media, Pili Tobar, fired back with a statement describing the phrase "Hispandering" as both "silly" and "offensive."
"The RNC can’t call for a substantive dialogue, then eight words later coin a silly and offensive phrase that demeans issues important to Latinos," Tobar said.
Tobar went on to tout O'Malley's record on Latino issues like immigration reform.
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Maryland funds LaRaza...a bunch of leftists who support illegal alien invaders. omally is a duplicitous ass.
One of the few ways we can rebel against O Malley is to buy products on the internet from other states businesses, and avoid the 6% sales tax (it was 2% before him) .
So I was pretty peed when some in GOP Senate like Grahamnesty and McCain voted for the Dem internet tax enforcement bill, called ‘tax fairness act’.
I think the two from GA voted for it too.
What do I need Republicans for if they are going to collect O Malleys taxes from me for him??
But they both won their GOP primaries easily.
I guess that means I cannot call O’Malley a drunken, pugilistic potato-head who forgets everything but the grudges, either. Democrats are no fun at all.
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
It was FIVE percent before O’Malley.
In TN, our sales tax is almost 10%. =8-0
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