Mayoral loss in Hispanic-heavy Texas city sets off Dems’ alarms

Yahoo News ^ | Russell Contreras Mon, June 7, 2021, 8:54 PM

[a fool in paradise]

I thought there were some places in Texas that were majority Hispanic that Trump won in 2020.

[redinIllinois]

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[deport]

[Leep]

Of course they are alarmed.
Because they a all ding dongs.

[SmokingJoe]

Posting your normal Dem propaganda and spin?
Of course this has EVERYTHING to do with party affiliation, especially since the GOP has kicked out the Dems in 4 other elections in Texas in the last few weeks alone and President Trump crushed Biden and won Hispanic majority counties that Hillary Clinton won.

[SmokingJoe]

I thought there were some places in Texas that were majority Hispanic that Trump won in 2020.

Yup.
Including Zapata County which is 85% Hispanic and which Hilary Clinton won by over 30% in 2016.

[1Old Pro]

Most Hispanics currently living in America are traditional based, religious, family oriented, prime for being part of the GOP. it’s the law breakers streaming across the borders who embrace the Dem party and welfare.

[SmokingJoe]

I am not denying TRUMP support.. however extrapolating TRUMP’s support time general party support is not proven.

Yes it has.
One of the elections that the GOP won in Texas in recent weeks, had that county won by Dementia Joe in November.
If anything, the tide against the Dems is gaining momentum.

[Fai Mao]

Fort Worth is Tarrant County. That is the only county in Texas that uses Dominion machines. At least I think that I s the case. The republican party there has been more aggressive there too.

[StAnDeliver]

"If Hispanics start voting republican, the demorats will build the wall in record time."

Whites voting Trump at 57% cannot perpetually overcome Latinos voting 65% Biden. I doubt even Foam Boy could beat Trump's capture of 33% of the Latino in 2020.

So the solution is to send. them. back. and they can happily vote for the Brown Labrador until he drops...

[Jacquerie]

Considering that Trump won the 2020 election in a ten million+ vote landslide, the win in McAllen TX is simply a continuation of the movement.

[Impy]

In the 15th CD, which the GOP almost won (probably did win).

[Impy]

Ping

[LS]

Thank you.

I”m still having real trouble understanding the political/social/cultural differences between TX and NM, and why NM is so impervious to change.