How well does the GOP have to do with Hispanics to win the WH in 2016?

[rightwinger]

Here is the REAL assessment of your link by those who know politics. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

You El Toro the phony baloney, can think you....El Toro, are as important as you want to pretend.

Reality is................ You are in a few states....California, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and a few more. Guess what El PHONY BALONEY, lololo!! You can't help carry any state that may change hands this time around, except for Colorado, and we don't even count that in our column! So you go ahead and think HOW IMPORTANT YOUR ETHNINTICITY IS.

You see El Phony Baloney, we always hear how hard it is for the Republicans to win the electoral college. Now you go on the map, put Florida and Ohio with the GOP, and watch how fast it is all reversed, knowing the red states are going red.

We don't care about California, or New York, lol. After we win, their power will be taken away after we break up California anyhow, lol.

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics gets them more pull with conservatives. Helps win primaries but kills you in the general election

 

[rightwinger]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Did you miss the Pope showing up and condemning gay marriage? Find some statistics on how many hispanics are catholic. Then do the statistics on which political party supports and promotes the church of LGBT, the one who was responsible for urging a Christian be jailed for following the Christian faith.

The one demographic the GOP has to worry about the least are hispanics. God has just forbidden them from supporting the party of gay marriage.

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

 

[Unkotare]

Here is the REAL assessment of your link by those who know politics. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

You El Toro the phony baloney, can think you....El Toro, are as important as you want to pretend.

Reality is................ You are in a few states....California, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and a few more. Guess what El PHONY BALONEY, lololo!! You can't help carry any state that may change hands this time around, except for Colorado, and we don't even count that in our column! So you go ahead and think HOW IMPORTANT YOUR ETHNINTICITY IS.

You see El Phony Baloney, we always hear how hard it is for the Republicans to win the electoral college. Now you go on the map, put Florida and Ohio with the GOP, and watch how fast it is all reversed, knowing the red states are going red.

We don't care about California, or New York, lol. After we win, their power will be taken away after we break up California anyhow, lol.

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics .......

Who, other than Trump (who is not really a Republican), is doing that?

 

[Unkotare]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Did you miss the Pope showing up and condemning gay marriage? Find some statistics on how many hispanics are catholic. Then do the statistics on which political party supports and promotes the church of LGBT, the one who was responsible for urging a Christian be jailed for following the Christian faith.

The one demographic the GOP has to worry about the least are hispanics. God has just forbidden them from supporting the party of gay marriage.

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

 

[rightwinger]

Here is the REAL assessment of your link by those who know politics. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

You El Toro the phony baloney, can think you....El Toro, are as important as you want to pretend.

Reality is................ You are in a few states....California, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and a few more. Guess what El PHONY BALONEY, lololo!! You can't help carry any state that may change hands this time around, except for Colorado, and we don't even count that in our column! So you go ahead and think HOW IMPORTANT YOUR ETHNINTICITY IS.

You see El Phony Baloney, we always hear how hard it is for the Republicans to win the electoral college. Now you go on the map, put Florida and Ohio with the GOP, and watch how fast it is all reversed, knowing the red states are going red.

We don't care about California, or New York, lol. After we win, their power will be taken away after we break up California anyhow, lol.

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics .......

Who, other than Trump (who is not really a Republican), is doing that?

Read this board, listen to talk radio, watch FoxNews

Blocking immigration reform, show your papers laws, English as an official language laws

Republicans have not endeared themselves to Hispanics in the last seven years

 

[Unkotare]

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics .......

Who, other than Trump (who is not really a Republican), is doing that?

Read this board, listen to talk radio, watch FoxNews

Blocking immigration reform, show your papers laws, English as an official language laws

Republicans have not endeared themselves to Hispanics in the last seven years

You didn't answer my question. Which candidate? And be sure to define the terms.

 

[rightwinger]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Did you miss the Pope showing up and condemning gay marriage? Find some statistics on how many hispanics are catholic. Then do the statistics on which political party supports and promotes the church of LGBT, the one who was responsible for urging a Christian be jailed for following the Christian faith.

The one demographic the GOP has to worry about the least are hispanics. God has just forbidden them from supporting the party of gay marriage.

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

 

[Redfish]

Here is the REAL assessment of your link by those who know politics. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

You El Toro the phony baloney, can think you....El Toro, are as important as you want to pretend.

Reality is................ You are in a few states....California, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and a few more. Guess what El PHONY BALONEY, lololo!! You can't help carry any state that may change hands this time around, except for Colorado, and we don't even count that in our column! So you go ahead and think HOW IMPORTANT YOUR ETHNINTICITY IS.

You see El Phony Baloney, we always hear how hard it is for the Republicans to win the electoral college. Now you go on the map, put Florida and Ohio with the GOP, and watch how fast it is all reversed, knowing the red states are going red.

We don't care about California, or New York, lol. After we win, their power will be taken away after we break up California anyhow, lol.

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics gets them more pull with conservatives. Helps win primaries but kills you in the general election

telling the truth about illegal immigration is not demonizing Hispanics. We understand that lying is the only tactic left for you on the left since your candidates are all incompetent and corrupt, but do you really think the American voters are that stupid?

 

[Redfish]

Did you miss the Pope showing up and condemning gay marriage? Find some statistics on how many hispanics are catholic. Then do the statistics on which political party supports and promotes the church of LGBT, the one who was responsible for urging a Christian be jailed for following the Christian faith.

The one demographic the GOP has to worry about the least are hispanics. God has just forbidden them from supporting the party of gay marriage.

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

We get it. your purpose on this board and in life is to denigrate all GOP candidates. We understand that, but no one cares what you say. your posts are irrelevant.

 

[Unkotare]

Here is the REAL assessment of your link by those who know politics. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

You El Toro the phony baloney, can think you....El Toro, are as important as you want to pretend.

Reality is................ You are in a few states....California, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, and a few more. Guess what El PHONY BALONEY, lololo!! You can't help carry any state that may change hands this time around, except for Colorado, and we don't even count that in our column! So you go ahead and think HOW IMPORTANT YOUR ETHNINTICITY IS.

You see El Phony Baloney, we always hear how hard it is for the Republicans to win the electoral college. Now you go on the map, put Florida and Ohio with the GOP, and watch how fast it is all reversed, knowing the red states are going red.

We don't care about California, or New York, lol. After we win, their power will be taken away after we break up California anyhow, lol.

Had Romney won Florida and Ohio, he would have won 253 EVs and still would have lost the election.

Here is a link that might help you.

Basic mathematics

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics gets them more pull with conservatives. Helps win primaries but kills you in the general election

telling the truth about illegal immigration is not demonizing Hispanics. We understand that lying is the only tactic left for you on the left since your candidates are all incompetent and corrupt, but do you really think the American voters are that stupid?

Of course they do. It's been working for them for some time.

 

[rightwinger]

You are correct Toro, but check your math, it wasn't because of the Hispanic vote. Those were cast in California, Illinois, Texas, and a few other states. Those votes meant little on the grand scheme of things. Is the GOP going to win California or Illinois? No! Is the GOP going to lose Texas? No? Is the GOP going to win Florida easily this time around? Yes!

Ok Toro, there was just accounted for 90% of the Hispanic vote. Run that math one more time!

Win or lose, because of the way the Hispanic vote is throughout the country pooled in certain areas, it is not as relevant as you think it is. In the over all count? Maybe. But in the electoral college; especially this time around, you are a barker who can't really bite.

Swing States - Electoral Votes - Hispanic population as a percent of the state - Obama's margin of victory in that state

Colorado - 9 - 21% - 4%
Florida - 29 - 23% - 1%
Nevada - 6 - 27% - 6%
Ohio - 18 - 3% - 2%
Pennsylvania - 20 - 6% - 5%
Virginia - 13 - 3% - 3%

List of U.S. states by Hispanic and Latino population - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2012 Presidential Race - Election Results by State | NBC News

The Hispanic vote influences 95 electoral votes.

This is why the RNC wrote a report dissecting the loss in 2012 and concluded that they had to be more open to Hispanics and minorities.

Republicans who think the Hispanic vote doesn't matter a whole lot have their heads up their asses.

Right now, demonizing Hispanics .......

Who, other than Trump (who is not really a Republican), is doing that?

Read this board, listen to talk radio, watch FoxNews

Blocking immigration reform, show your papers laws, English as an official language laws

Republicans have not endeared themselves to Hispanics in the last seven years

You didn't answer my question. Which candidate? And be sure to define the terms.

Candidates other than Trump walk a fine line with what they say. But look at the Republican Party has done and ask why would Hispanics vote Republican?

 

[rightwinger]

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

We get it. your purpose on this board and in life is to denigrate all GOP candidates. We understand that, but no one cares what you say. your posts are irrelevant.

Disagree with what I wrote?

 

[frigidweirdo]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Undone by Trump and those who support him.

 

[Unkotare]

Did you miss the Pope showing up and condemning gay marriage? Find some statistics on how many hispanics are catholic. Then do the statistics on which political party supports and promotes the church of LGBT, the one who was responsible for urging a Christian be jailed for following the Christian faith.

The one demographic the GOP has to worry about the least are hispanics. God has just forbidden them from supporting the party of gay marriage.

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

Your claim loses legitimacy as soon as you inject loaded phrases like "sold out."

 

[Redfish]

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

We get it. your purpose on this board and in life is to denigrate all GOP candidates. We understand that, but no one cares what you say. your posts are irrelevant.

Disagree with what I wrote?

Rubio will not be the nominee, so it matters not. As I said, we understand that your role here is to post negative commentary about all GOP candidates. Your handlers should be proud.

 

[Redfish]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Undone by Trump and those who support him.

Legal Hispanics support Trump. 95% of blacks support Trump on blocking muslim immigration.

You guys are losing. Unless you find another candidate, 2016 will belong to the GOP. Obama and Clinton have destroyed the party of Kennedy and Truman.

 

[Unkotare]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Undone by Trump and those who support him.

Legal Hispanics support Trump. 95% of blacks support Trump on blocking muslim immigration.

You guys are losing. Unless you find another candidate, 2016 will belong to the GOP. Obama and Clinton have destroyed the party of Kennedy and Truman.

As if Kennedy or Truman were anything to brag about...

 

[rightwinger]

Republicans got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 2012.....expect less in 2016

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

Your claim loses legitimacy as soon as you inject loaded phrases like "sold out."

How else do you call opposing a bill that you helped write?

I got my mind right boss

 

[rightwinger]

How well must GOP do among Hispanics to win in 2016?

The GOP has a huge mountain to climb to win the Hispanic vote, and Trump is not making it easier. It is just incredible that all the work that the GOP has done to enlarge its base has been undone by Trump in just a few months.

Undone by Trump and those who support him.

Legal Hispanics support Trump. 95% of blacks support Trump on blocking muslim immigration.

You guys are losing. Unless you find another candidate, 2016 will belong to the GOP. Obama and Clinton have destroyed the party of Kennedy and Truman.

You never actually took statistics did you?

50 million Hispanics in the U.S. And you think 49 million support Trump?
Because Trump told you?

 

[Redfish]

If Rubio or Cruz (or Bush for that matter) is the nominee? I don't think so.

Rubio if he cleans up his act.

Is he willing to support immigration reform?

He has already been on record as supporting such (whatever that phrase actually means at this point)

Rubio actually wrote most of the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate.......he subsequently sold out and disavowed it

Your claim loses legitimacy as soon as you inject loaded phrases like "sold out."

How else do you call opposing a bill that you helped write?

I got my mind right boss

kinda like Kerry being for the war before he was against it, right?

all politicians lie, get over it.