[BOBTHENAILER]

Bush's sheen, according to de Posada, made itself felt in Congress, where Republican job approval rating among Latinos rose from 23 percent to 42 percent within a year, while negative ratings for Democrats almost doubled, from 13 percent to 25 percent, over the same period.

This is superb news. Nationally it has to have the RATS shaking in their boots. I hope CA can be picked up enough to unseat Davis.

Funny how all this happens without amnesty having to be extended.

[FreeReign]

Funny how all this happens without amnesty having to be extended.

Shhhhh....don't let anybody else know that. It's a secret.

[ZULU]

Lets see, why should Hispanic-Americans vote for Republicans?

Most Hispanic Americans have a strong work ethic, most Hispanic Americans believe in traditional family values, most Hispanic Americans believe in God, and a lot of Hispanic Americans, male and female, still believe a man should be a man and a woman should be a woman.

A lot of good reasons for them to forsake the DemocRATs - the party of the National Atheist Church of America, the party that approves of and condones intermarital infidelities and child murder, the party that seeks to emasculate men and masculinize women, and the party that believes in free handouts from those willing to work to those who are too lazy to do so.

[Sabertooth]

Funny how all this happens without amnesty having to be extended.

We'll see. Thus far, the President has made a greater effort at a new Section 245(i) extension than he has on non-WoT related deportations. Bush's fortunate defeat this Spring provides him with an opportunity to rectify that.

I believe that can be done in such a way so as not to erode this new-found Latino support.