SLO County Elections partners with Cal Poly to launch Spanish-language voter information events

The County of San Luis Obispo Clerk-Recorder’s Office announced Friday that it has partnered with Cal Poly faculty and students to bring the Latino Voter Engagement Project to SLO county.

They’re going after the dumbass, retarded, illegal alien invaders. The azhos used to say there is no way a human can be illegal. When the bastards invade a neighboring country there is.

In the 1896 presidential campaign (McKinley versus Bryan), RNC Chair Mark Hanna sent organizers who spoke the immigrants' languages into the cities to establish German-American Republican Clubs, Italian-American Republican Clubs, Croatian-American Republican Clubs and others of that kind. (That's how my father's side of the family became lifelong Republicans.) The idea was to reach out to immigrants even before they became citizens, educate them in American and Republican values, and get them to vote Republican after they were naturalized. It worked well enough to get the immigrants in the cities to vote for McKinley, thus thwarting Bryan's momentum.

Rather than having the local college do this, there should be organized Republican outreach to new citizens who are more comfortable in their native languages. The local college isn't terribly concerned whether these people are legally qualified to vote or not. Republican outreach could solve that problem.

Note: I live in San Luis Obispo County.

If the voters and potential voters are actually “citizens”, there is absolutely no need for foreign language translations to vote...

Part of gaining citizenship is learning to speak English...

Therefore, crap like this article are pure indoctrination strategies for fraudulent elections...

If the voter needs a translator, take them out back and eliminate them...

One of the offices I work in the metro DC area has about a third of the patients who are Hispanic.

Many don’t speak English even though they have been here for years!

(In the 80’s I backpacked through Germany visiting family in Germany. Before I went, I spent hours getting cassette tapes from the library learning to speak German.)

I think this is about isolation and control.

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