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The article is not propaganda. She clearly states that obama lost 10% of his support. Don’t be such a knee jerk reactionary. She’s also correct that it would not take much in the way of attracting minority votes to win future elections. Why doesn’t the GOP campaign in minority areas in various forms? Just shifting hispanics by 10 percentage points can make a huge difference.

She said there was a general 5% drop off ~ but she did not say that occurred ONLY among Democrats. Leaving the reader to believe there was a "general" phenomenon that was actually only a "Democrat" phenomenon is what turned the piece into propaganda.

Republican strength was hardly off 5%, or even 1% ~ and as others pointed out here in some places it was up from 2008.

The article is not propaganda. She clearly states that obama lost 10% of his support. Don’t be such a knee jerk reactionary. She’s also correct that it would not take much in the way of attracting minority votes to win future elections. Why doesn’t the GOP campaign in minority areas in various forms? Just shifting hispanics by 10 percentage points can make a huge difference.

Pandering to Hispanics = Illegal Alien Amnesty, More Big Government

The GOP would be better off attracting 1.5% of the white vote than 10% of the Hispanic vote. A lot easier to do...without compromising core values

Anyone pushing “GOP needs minority votes” is really just pushing Illegal Alien Amnesty and more Government programs. Simple math dispels the “GOP needs more Hispanic voters” myth