Hispanic Voters Shifting Toward the GOP

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9. We need to do better outreach

Our party’s leadership should be working on selling the idea that we are the party that not only supports upward social mobility and keeps middle class folks in the middle class, unlike the Republicans, who cut student aid, allowed public university tuition to skyrocket, and are cutting more social assistance funding to keep their ideologues happy and to support further tax giveaways to their billionaire campaign donors.

Furthermore, we shoulld expose the Republicans’ ties to white nationalists. These people regularly use code speak words like “illegals” not only to refer to undocumented immigrants, but Hispanics who have been here in the US for generations. (And sometimes decades longer than the forebears of certain white nationalists).

As for Florida… I’ve lost a lot of sympathy I once had for Republicans of Cuban origin. If they wish to continue their love affair with Trump, Democrats ought to remind Florida voters about the passive reactions of many Cuban politicians when Fulgencio Batista overthrew the last freely-elected Cuban government in a coup in 1952.

Marco Rubio and others of his sort lacked the guts to impeach Donald Trump this year just as his forebears lacked the guts to oppose Batista.