[Yashcheritsiy]

By the usual standards of African-American support for O’s initiatives, that’s mighty equivocal — just +14 net. Note the “net non-white” category, though, at +34. Support among Latino voters for executive amnesty must be massive to drive the overall non-white numbers that high despite ambivalence by black voters towards the policy. Makes me wonder if that fact alone won’t lead the GOP leadership in Congress to shrug off the topline result.

Whites makes up 70+% of the electorate, i.e. likely voters. Who cares what Latinos think about it?

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Whites makes up 70+% of the electorate, i.e. likely voters. Who cares what Latinos think about it?

Well, if whites are complacent and DON’T VOTE and continue to:

1) Allow democrats to dictate immigration policy

2) Not reproduce

they will pretty soon see that the Latinos will make up a huge chunk of likely voters, making this once great country in their image.

[Mears]

“Whites makes up 70+% of the electorate, i.e. likely voters. Who cares what Latinos think about it? “

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Most Latinos ARE white.

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