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I am still waiting for any sign whatsoever of bi-partisian support for Janet Reno....I think that's going to be a very longggg wait...

From my link above:

Friday, August 2, 2002

Federation of Puerto Rican Mayors Endorse Bush for Governor

KISSIMMEE - Highlighting Governor Bush's growing bipartisan support, the Bush-Brogan 2002 campaign is pleased to announce the endorsement of the Federation of Puerto Rican Mayors, an organization composed of thirty-three Democratic and Republican Mayors from the Island of Puerto Rico.

Governor Bush accepted the endorsement of the Federation during an event at Archie Gordon Park in Kissimmee. Joining Governor Bush on Friday for the endorsement event were mayors from some of Puerto Rico’s largest cities including: City of San Juan Mayor Jorge Santini Padilla, City of Aguadilla Mayor Carlos Mendez Martinez, Vice President of the Federation of Puerto Rican Mayors, City of Aguas Buenas Mayor Buenaventura Davila, City of Bayamon Mayor Ramon Luis Rivera Cruz and City of Las Piedra Mayor Angel Peña Rosa.

“I am grateful for the endorsement of the Mayors of Puerto Rico,” Governor Bush said. “The Puerto Rican community is a vital and growing community in our state. As I did in 1998, I look forward to actively campaigning for the vote of Florida’s Puerto Rican community and obtaining the support of the Puerto Rican community once again.”

A full list of the mayors endorsing Governor Bush follows:....

I am still waiting for any sign whatsoever of bi-partisian support for Janet Reno

Are you referring to political or gender or sexual preference?

Janet Reno is still looking for some kind of serious support from within the ranks of Democrats, Hispanic or otherwise. For sure she isn't getting much monetary assistance.

I was in Puerto Rico last September, and found that most of the youths were able to see through the leftist propaganda they were inundated with.

They have not fallen prey to anti-Americanism, no thanks to the Democratic party.