Posted on 05/08/2008 2:45:53 PM PDT by KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle
Reader Edgar spots a news article in El Universal about McCain Hispanic outreach advisor Juan “bloc, not a nation” Hernandez. He’s hard at work raising money for McCain, most recently for Cinco de Mayo campaign events. And he must be undoubtedly thrilled, of course, with his friend’s decision to speak to their fellow open-borders radicals at La Raza/The Race.
Here’s the Spanish version of the article:
Amigo de Fox pide dinero para McCain
Amigo de Fox pide dinero para McCain
Juan Hernández, un antiguo miembro de la administración del presidente Vicente Fox, dedica la mayor parte de su tiempo a recaudar fondos para la campaña presidencial del virtual candidato del Partido Republicano de Estados Unidos, John McCain
J. Jaime Hernández El Universal Martes 06 de mayo de 2008
WASHINGTON.— Juan Hernández, un antiguo miembro de la administración del presidente Vicente Fox, dedica la mayor parte de su tiempo a recaudar fondos para la campaña presidencial del virtual candidato del Partido Republicano de Estados Unidos, John McCain.
Hernández, vinculado a los Amigos de Fox —estrategia por la que empresarios hicieron llegar recursos irregulares a la campaña de Fox—, sirve como asesor de asuntos hispanos de McCain.
Desde el correo electrónico de un bufete de abogados en Texas, quien fuera director de la Oficina Presidencial para Mexicanos en el Exterior del foxismo invitó a celebrar las fiestas del 5 de Mayo con McCain, en Arlington, Virginia.
En la invitación se anexa un formato de aportación de fondos, en el que se piden sumas que van desde mil hasta 9 mil 200 dólares por pareja.
Hernández mantiene un bajo perfil para no desatar la ira de conservadores que ven en él a un hombre de “lealtades divididas”, por su doble nacionalidad y su defensa de los inmigrantes en EU.
Edgar’s translation:
WASHINGTON.— Juan Hernández, an old member of the administration of president Vicente Fox, dedicates most of his time collecting funds for the presidential campaign of the candidate of the Republican Party, John McCain.
Hernández, linked to “Friends of Fox”—strategy in which businessmen sent irregular donations to the Fox campaign —, serves as the advisor in Hispanic matters of McCain.
From an e-mail of a law firm in Texas, the former director of the Presidential Office for Mexicans abroad during Fox’s presidency, invited to celebrate the Cinco de Mayo festivals with John McCain, in Arlington, Virginia.
In the invitation a funds contribution format was enclosed, in which sums were asked that went from a thousand to 9 thousand 200 dollars per couple.
Previous Juan Hernandez blogging.
See Here: http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=950DE2DC103CF934A25750C0A96F948260
BTW: They self-deported back to Ireland when the economy took off. Used to be a huge population in the Norwood and Woodlawn sections of the Bronx, to say nothing of Bay Ridge in Broolyn.
While I am of Indian blood....my post was somewhat in jest.
Megwetch, Nican!!
I second Kent’s motion, you should start a thread with that post. That’s excellent and relevant information.
I didn’t know that, thanks for the information. But it’s still not comparable to what groups like La Raza are doing with the connivance of the politicians from both sides. But it certainly chipped another piece from our defenses and security.
No wonder she doesn’t want to release her tax return.
Are you fluent in Latin?
Because that would be cool because I am an American of Irish descent but don't speak Gaelic.
However, I am an AMERICAN first, not Irish.
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Then why do we need ballots in Spanish or any language other than English?
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