Is Ted Cruz ‘Post-Hispanic’?

The Daily Beast ^ | January 22, 2015 | Ruben Navarrette Jr.

[GOPJ]

The real question is does Hillary have any chance of winning the white married man vote...

[2ndDivisionVet]

I don’t know about anyone else, but she reminds me W-A-A-A-A-A-Y too much of my first wife.

[A Voice]

How about just AMERICAN.... or better yet a TEXAN.

[xzins]

There is nothing unethical about supporting legal immigration.

[sportutegrl]

Maybe we should ask if Hillary is post-feminist.

[miss marmelstein]

Interesting the people in the article never met a Hispanic panhandler. I guess they never met a Puerto Rican!

[airborne]

But is he “clean and articulate”?

[PGR88]

The NY Times considers him as just another White Hispanic

[BenLurkin]

Liberal leaders are “inspiring”

American leaders are “polarizing.”

[stephenjohnbanker]

No, Cruz is post-RINO

[River_Wrangler]

What does the term “Hispanic” mean? Does everyone who calls themselves Hispanic come from the isle of Hispaniola? Is speaking Spanish a criteria?

I speak Spanish and come from central Texas from Scottish and Irish heritage. Am I Hispanic or just confused?

I consider myself an American (no hyphens required).

[sheana]

The question on all Dems lips is always....but is he black enough or is he Hispanic enough?

Richardson was out of line, and he knows better, since he has had his authenticity questioned over the years.

Authenticity. Stupid libs!

[txhurl]

And Thighness is just post-Female.

[txhurl]

Centex? I’ll try to remember to ping you. Colorado River?

[Boogieman]

Traditionally, it means you hail from a country where the majority speak Spanish. Who knows what people mean when they use it nowadays.

[mylife]

Have a cup of coffee, a kolache and think it over.

[TADSLOS]

...asks the racist bomb thrower Navarette.

[Personal Responsibility]

You can tell the point of view of the author by which word they choose.

If they find liberals “inspiring” and conservatives “polarizing” - they’re liberal

[stephenjohnbanker]

lol