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I think many on our side would like to believe this, but voting patterns just don't bear this out in real life. Latinos vote Socialist. Not just here. Pretty much everywhere in the latinosphere. Every once in awhile they'll put a fascist strongman or a commie dictator in power. The rest of the time, they vote Socialist.

In 2004, George W. Bush got 44% of the Latino vote. This came at a time when the left-wing news media establishment, as well as Michael Moore, were demonizing Bush about Iraq.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/09/politics/latino-vote-key-election/index.html

Given enough time, enough sensitivity and an intelligent pro-family message, I believe we can get the Latino GOP vote over 50% by 2016 and perhaps much higher. Barack Obama could be the last Democratic president of our lifetimes.

Latinos are basically conservative, just as all people who genuinely believe in God and family are basically conservative. And like all other people, Latinos who don't have all the information at their disposal, and are fed a steady diet of left-wing lies and highly selective "news" broadcasts, are easily hoodwinked by socialists.

Not just here. Pretty much everywhere in the Latinosphere.

"In 2004, George W. Bush got 44% of the Latino vote."

Of course he did. W was a pandering crypto-marxist (globalist), not a conservative. Which goes back to the other point. Only a Chicago republican would consider Bush nominally conservative.

Not saying there is no such thing as truly conservative Latinos (I've known a few over the years), they're just very rare. For whatever reason, conservative politics is just not compatible with Latino culture.

From a conservative standpoint, any form of amnesty is just opting for suicide over slow creeping death. If you really think it's going to buy votes for the Republicans... How is the party that won the Civil War, freed the slaves, and ending Jim Crow now faring with the Black population?