bendog
Diamond Member
The question is whether you lie, or simply didn't notice, your links refer to gop primary elections. It's 69-24 Hillary amongst Hispanics.How well does the GOP have to do with Hispanics in 2016?
To have a prayer in the election, they probably need to pull 40% of the vote. It is possible Rubio could get that
In reality, it probably will not matter either way. Republicans are unlikely to reach 270, even with more support from Hispanics
Edward Morfin, a 57-year-old maintenance worker, speaks fluent Spanish. His surname is common in Mexico.
But when Donald Trump made headlines last month for saying that Mexico sends immigrants to this country who are criminals, including rapists, Morfin wasn't outraged — he was glad.
"Finally somebody got up there and said what needed to be said," said Morfin, who was relaxing on a recent night at an Albuquerque festival that featured cumbia and salsa bands and a parade of classic cars. "He said what everybody's thinking but is afraid to say out loud."
Morfin is hardly typical of Latino public opinion. Nationwide, nearly 80% of Latino voters consider Trump's comments offensive, according to a recent survey commissioned by Univision, the Spanish-language entertainment and news network.
Donald Trump's comments offend many U.S. Latinos, but not all
Indeed, a new poll of GOP primary voters in Nevada by One America News Networkshows Trump in first place among Hispanics.
He was the choice of 27.7% of respondents overall.
But, among Hispanics, the figure jumped to 31.4%. That showing did not escape Trump, who mentions the poll often.
Trump on track to win GOP Hispanic vote: Column
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/14/