You won’t believe what this guy told reporters about why he opposes immigration reform — even though 24% of his district is Latino!

Phyllis Schlafly often criticizes Hispanics, claiming they don’t share our ‘American values’ and higher minority birth rates are ‘not a good thing.’

A new poll reveals more Americans are shifting in ideological attitudes and identifying themselves as ‘liberals’ in regard to social and economic issues.

Six Republican Georgia state representatives introduced a resolution that would limit voting rights by repealing the 17th Amendment of the Constitution.

He argues, in effect, that Hispanic immigrants and their subsequent generations will never be as intelligent as white people.

Hispanics are wielding more and more political clout in Florida, Texas, and other red states; it’s only a matter of time before Hispanic voters turn conservatives into a truly irrelevant voting block.

Unfortunately for them, Hispanics vote Democratic by overwhelming numbers; it doesn’t look like they’re rushing to join the party of divisiveness anytime soon.

Republicans have finally realized that not alienating Hispanic voters might be a good idea: McCain and Rubio want to share their ideas about immigration.

Arizona is hard at work making ‘driving while Latino’ a de facto crime.

Blatant racism in Arkansas. Will we stand for it?

Mayor Bloomberg responds offensively to an NAACP complaint about public schools.

Romney’s donors question his likability as a candidate.

Reports coming out that Governor Scott’s voter purge has reached an all time accuracy rate of 1.2%, coming in behind even the chances at winning a prize in the Florida Lottery.

A ghost of 1990′s satire reappears as a political talking point.

On Monday, the conservative anti-immigration and anti-hispanic dream came crashing down in an epic form when the Supreme Court struck down nearly all of the Arizona law.

After years of using the subject of immigration as a political futbol ,Texas Republicans have been baffled as to why Hispanics don’t vote for them very much.

Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill) was caught on camera, making controversial remarks last week by CREDO SuperPAC, an anti-tea party group. He was telling his constituents that Democrats want Hispanics to be dependent on government and that African-Americans already are.

In response to a New York Times report on Census Bureau data showing that minority births out-paced the births of whites for the first time in America, a blog on the Eagle Forum website, criticized the liberal media, accusing the NY Times of bragging about the numbers.

Georgia Republicans then had an idea. Replace the fled workers with dirt cheap prison labor.

After winning the Puerto Rico Primary this weekend, Mitt Romney was feeling pretty proud of himself. In fact, Romney felt so good about himself that he said, ‘And those people that don’t think that Latinos will vote Republican need to take a look in Puerto Rico.’