Obama in disfavor with Florida Hispanic Voters

Hispanic Leadership Network ^ | Jan 30, 2012 | Hispanic Leadership Network

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

There are 1.4 million Hispanic registered voters in the Sunshine State (13% of the total registered voters), according to the Florida Divisions of Elections. In tomorrow's Florida presidential primary, one in 10 of those who go to the ballot box will be Hispanic. Here are 10 facts about Florida Hispanic voters: Six in 10 say the country is on the wrong track. Only 46% support Obama on a generic presidential ballot today versus 57% in 2008. A narrow plurality says it is time for someone else to be President (46% - 45%), with a wider margin among Independents (48% - 41%). Six in 10 say Obama has not delivered on his 2008 promises (65% - 20% among Independents). By more than 2 to 1, they believe the situation for Hispanics in the U.S. is worse (38%) not better (15%) under Obama (40% about the same). Nearly two-thirds believe the economy (45%) and jobs (18%) are the most important issues. An overwhelming 85% are very or somewhat concerned about the federal government's level of spending and debt. A majority (51% - 43%) disapproves of Obama's handling of the economy (56% - 39% among Independents). A plurality (42% - 38%) believes Obama's policies have made things worse (46% - 30% among Independents). A majority (56% - 35%) believes Obama is a weaker leader than expected (60% - 28% among Independents).

[Wurlitzer]

Well if they consider themselves Hispanics or Hispanic-Americans (a nonentity) then maybe they should not vote because they certainly are not good Americans with only America being their concern.

If they want to be Hispanics there are many other countries where they will fit in albeit never with the opportunities offered to REAL AMERICANS.

A hyphenated American will, at best, always be an inferior American and not good for the country.

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

Gainsaying your sentiment isn’t possible, but the left is so deeply mired in dividing us along ethnic lines that I posted it simply to illustrate that their strategy, and hoped for win, along that line has backfired even with groups who Do identify with the politics of ethnic origin.