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” So typical of not only Slick Willard and Zero and their supporters, but of La Raza Rick’s, too. “ <<<

Whoa, there pardner. How many of these fine, high principled candidates ever had a Hispanic majority and La Raza among their constituency to contend with? Reality is a heck of a deal and Rick was dealt it. The Ace in that hand is that Hispanic voting block will not be with Obama, but with Rick. Rick’s got it and the rest want it. Some realities have to matter and this is one that does.

Hispanics and La Raza are two different things. Like White people and the KKK. You either attempt to do what's right for all as individuals and uphold the law or you do what's wrong and pander to racial supremacist groups. We know which direction Perry went.

Whoa, there pardner. How many of these fine, high principled candidates ever had a Hispanic majority and La Raza among their constituency to contend with? Reality is a heck of a deal and Rick was dealt it.

If the only criteria for whether Rick should have attended the La Raza national conference last year was that they were a part of his "constituency", does this mean that Rick should give speeches to the KKK, Black Panthers, and FLDS since those groups are represented in Texas well, and therefore a part of his "constituency?"

And since when did La Raza members start supporting Republicans?

And Rick didn't take away the La Raza voting block from Obama - Obama put a La Raza member on the Supreme Court of the United States. Rick has a lot more speeches to give to La Raza and perhaps a few nominations before they'll support him.