err...he lost the Texas hispanic vote...every county along the southern border he lost...take a look again at the red/blue map
latinos, latinos, latinos, latinos.
Mexicans, Mexicans, Mexicans..... LOL
Labels, labels, labels
Does anybody really know the difference between a "Hispanic" and a "Latino," (trick question.. it' ain't as easy as it seems)
Is an Argentinian hispanic? Latino? both?
How about if he is from German ancestry?... What if he is mixed with Indian?
How about a Peruvian? What if he is a professional, rich and belongs to the Conservative party (we have both yo know - Liberals and conservatives) and it goes on and on and on.
The problems we are dealing with is with ** MEXICANS ** nothing could have made it more clear than the FLAGS you saw.. sure, you have others nationalities, but it's mainly Mexican. Let's use the right labels.
What about all the disease coming north into the usa with all the illegals, legal immigrates must pass a health check, TB is back and G*d knows what else, is that fair to the American people to subject them to third world diseases we eradicated years ago?
I could go on about crime, wages, social services, etc but I think I have made my point.
Hispanics still vote predominately Democrat, even in Texas. But the difference has gotten much smaller than it was 5-10 years ago. And this is no accident. Again, Hispanics tend to be culturally conservative, and they are are natural source of GOP votes. But you must either cultivate this source or risk losing it to the Democrats. The last thing I want to see is Texas turning into another California.