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   Ms. Ima said, 5 months ago

   They will start a new party, the Latino vote and take over.
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   ARodney said, 5 months ago

   Latino voters, it turns out (based on exit polling in 2012) are more liberal than the general American public on every issue they were asked about, including abortion. It is unlikely that the GOP’s late, grudging, and insincere support of immigration reform will convince many of them to change from a party that has supported immigration reform all along. But, of course, if the GOP blocks immigration reform again, it could be even worse for them, best they remove the issue.
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   lookinside said, 5 months ago

   ^Duly flagged. The World would be better off without Zit.
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   Robert Landers said, 5 months ago

   @lookinside

   Oh, I would not go so far as to say or do that. HOWGOZIT is entitled to his opinion, even if I happen to disagree with it. Even someone as annoying as Ima is entitled to that much respect.

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   In fact, it is not so much the actual opinions that the ultra conservatives (and yes, some of the more ultra liberals also) that I personally object to, as it is the tone of some of their more virulent posts.

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   I do not even totally agree with some of “cdowns” opinions. But he is always reasonable and even respectful of others here.
   I may not always succeed in totally emulating him here, but I do at least try to, and would like ot see more and more posters here of either political slant do the same also!

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   So, everybody have a truly great day now!!
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   ansonia said, 5 months ago

   @ARodney

   When true immigration reform is enacted Obama loses it as a tool to manipulate them for votes.
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   The GOP wants responsible immigration reform. Democrats want votes.
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   ansonia said, 5 months ago

   @lookinside

   Liberals … always trying to silence those they disagree with.
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   Moderators have been desensitized to the frivolous continual whiny flags – waaaaaahhhh!! I don’t like what he said!!! Make it stop mommy!
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   Rockngolfer said, 5 months ago

   What everyone seems to be missing is that Latinos are not a voting bloc.
   Cubans are not illegals, Johnson made the law in the 60s that gives Cubans amnesty.
   Puerto Ricans are Americans even if they can’t vote until the Commonwealth (look it up) becomes a state.
   I don’t always agree with blogger Tina Dupuy, but she got this one right.
   http://www.cagle.com/2013/02/dear-gop-cubans-are-not-mexican/
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   flake-67121 said, 5 months ago

   Rush is right.
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   corzak said, 5 months ago

   To win elections from now on, Repubs will have to connect with Latin-Americans, Asian-Americans, the youth, single women, non-churchgoers and centrist voters.
   
   But they can’t. Not without alienating their angry old white Christian base.
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    Fuzzy Thinker (I) said, 5 months ago

    @corzak

    “… Repubs will have to connect with…” YEP. And many TOONists will try to demonize any effort. There are lots of people that did not vote for R that do have shared values.
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    Latinos have told Obama: “You Owe Us a Free Ride”. In the next election Latinos will decide which party in the Senate will be the Majority Party.
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    pirate227 said, 5 months ago

    They’re not falling for it, Dumb(o).
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    ansonia said, 5 months ago

    @corzak

    You are wrong.
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    Dycel said, 5 months ago

    @ansonia

    Ya and the last election proved it!
    Wait your ass backwards as usual lil orphan ansy!
    Back on the bus with you the back of the bus is waiting for you, guess the view of the faux noise black hole is catching today.
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    corzak said, 5 months ago

    @ansonia

    Maybe. Eventually.
    
    But not today.
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    ansonia said, 5 months ago

    @corzak

    If you are so sure you are “right” let’s see the information that shows that the Christian base doesn’t like the named groups of voters.
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