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To: dirtboy
"The question is, how will the illegals vote if they are naturalized?"

Both parties seem to be banking on their ability to buy those votes. I have the feeling that there's only gonna be one winner, though, and it ain't going to be us.

There are alot of different immigrant groups in South FL, the entire Caribbean and much of South America is represented. Some came here to escape political oppression, some fled economic devastation, some want a chance at the American dream, some even came for handouts. But most came to work. I know that Cubans tend to vote rightwards, but I'd be fascinated to see how some of the other groups tend. Which party is favored by the many Jamaicans here, for instance? Or the many Colombians? Do immigrant groups vote along racial lines, as do Americans, or do they follow another path?

70 posted on 07/24/2006 11:12:41 AM PDT by Sam Cree (Don't mix alcopops and guns)
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To: Sam Cree
re: I have the feeling that there's only gonna be one winner, though, and it ain't going to be us.)))

How many pol parties does the average Latin country have?

What if they start their own party? Wouldn't that be a kick in the head...!

It might open the door for conservatives to have their own party, the Republicans, and let the likes of Kudlow form the Golfing Party.

94 posted on 07/24/2006 4:25:57 PM PDT by Mamzelle
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