| > She wants legalized drugs. > She backs gay marriage. Please provide links. I'd honestly like to know if this is true — I really do. But again, I have to ask: what's Perry's and Hutchison’s stance on these and other issues — hardcore Conservative or softcore RINO? > “It’s a shame isn’t it, that Republicans continue to ignore
Apostle had a lot to say, but in particular is that "we cannot continue to compromise on Life and Prosperity". And IMO, that's EXACTLY what a vote for Perry or Hutchison is — more RINO representation for Texas Conservatives from lifelong incumbent RINOs. Hispanics certainly do not need any further special dispensation, seeing how there's 8.2 million Hispanics in Texas which has a total population of 23 million. However, they do need to be welcomed into the GOP fold, because Hispanics tend to vote Democrat, or not at all. The demographic trends show continued growth of the Hispanic population, even if illegal immigration is stopped. But for the sake of Conservatism, Hispanics need be "shown" that they REALLY are Conservatives, not Liberal Democrats. Ironically, three of the most Conservative candidates that I can recall in recent history in the Houston area are: 1) Roy Morales for Houston Mayor; 2) Dr. Martin Basaldua for Texas House Dist. 127 and; 3) Debra Medina for Texas Governor. The are ALL Hispanics. I submit to you that inside of any minority who's been indoctrinated to vote Democrat, is a Conservative screaming to get out! Candidates like Morales, Basaldua and Medina are not only Conservative, but are also “cross-over” candidates that can help bring more Hispanics to the Republican Party. And as best as I can determine, Medina is NOT another incumbent RINO politician! |
