Geaux4it
Intensity Factor 4-Fold
- May 31, 2009
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It is just the same ol', same ol'. Republicans will find yet another way to alienate legal Hispanic-American voters and then cry that they are all voting democratic because of sort of democratic party conspiracy. i say, "shine on, republicans!"
I posted this in another thread on the forum relative to any gains in Hispanic vote that could prove beneficial or not at the polls.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/299382-house-to-kill-immigration-bill.html#post7410201
It means nothing
The pubs can win without them.
-Geaux
The Hispanic Vote in Presidential Elections, 1980-2012
Pew Research Center ^ | 11/7/2012
Posted on 11/12/2012 7:58:29 AM by ReaganÜberAlles
--1980 Jimmy Carter, 56% Ronald Reagan, 35% +21
--1984 Walter Mondale, 61% Ronald Reagan, 37% +24
--1988 Michael Dukakis, 69% George H.W. Bush, 30% +39
--1992 Bill Clinton, 61% George H.W. Bush, 25% +36
--1996 Bill Clinton, 72% Bob Dole, 21% +51
--2000 Al Gore, 62% George W. Bush, 35% +27
--2004 John Kerry, 58% George W. Bush, 40% +18
--2008 Barack Obama, 67% John McCain, 31% +36
--2012 Barack Obama, 71% Mitt Romney, 27% +44