It’s obvious the Latino population is growing, along with its political power, but the GOP can’t seem to grasp that… defections like Pantoja’s help.
In a stunning turn of events, Heritage Foundation Senior Policy Analyst Dr. Jason Richwine has announced his resignation.
Only a Republican would travel around the country trying to gather support for a bill and simultaneously insult the group of people he’s trying to help by referring to them using a derogatory name.
On Sunday, Marco Rubio outlined an audacious plan to exploit undocumented immigrants, keep them from ever becoming citizens and appeased his racist base, all in one masterful performance.
He praised the ‘romance of Latin culture,’ essentially reducing the group of powerful Hispanic business leaders to a bunch of emotional Latin Lovers.
The bad news? The same jerks answer every poll. The good news? There are becoming fewer of them.
Mitt and Ann Romney emerged this week to give their first interview since Romney lost the 2012 presidential race by a landslide to President Barack Obama.
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer hit the Sunday show circuit this morning and joined other governors on CBS’s Face the Nation to discuss immigration, among other things.
Catch up on the week’s news, with a focus on seven priorities stated in Obama’s State of the Union speech … plus Hillary Clinton, Pope Benedict XVI, and the cruise vacation from hell (February 9th-16th)
In response to the plan to offer other immigrants that which Cubans have enjoyed for years, Cuban-American Marco Rubio firmly stands against it.
Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) continues to posture in his attempt to raise the viability of his dreams of someday being President of the United States.
The House Majority Leader made the Sunday morning talk-show circuit today, talking about immigration reform, and undermining his own positions on it in the process.
Congressman Raúl Labrador (R-ID) strikes a middle ground on immigration reform, but don’t expect citizenship, living wages, or real enforcement any time soon.
A Native American man upset by a horde of white people protesting ‘illegal immigration’ gives them a pointed history lesson: THEY are all descendants of ‘illegal immigrants’ themselves.
The change is a blatantly transparent attempt to repair the GOP’s ridiculously low performance among minority and immigrant voters.
Lou Barletta, doesn’t give a bleep that other Republicans are starting to evolve on immigration issues. He will continue to fight the 14th Amendment.
Republicans have finally realized that not alienating Hispanic voters might be a good idea: McCain and Rubio want to share their ideas about immigration.
‘If you send messages that there are whole segments of the population that are not welcome, not only is it bad politics, but it’s bad policy.’
A number ignored in the discussion of election demographics – Obama won 73% of the rapidly growing Asian American population.
The GOP is coming up against the reality that they may never regain the White House if they don’t find a way to court the Latino vote.
