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Latino Voters Could Be A Force In 2010, Keep Up The Xenophobia GOP



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The Republican party seems dead-set on alienating America’s fastest growing bloc of voters.

In a report out Monday, the immigration reform advocacy group America’s Voice outlined 40 mid-term races where Hispanic voters could have a significant impact on the outcome.

‘Most politicians understand the importance of the Latino vote in presidential years, but what we’re saying is that Latino voters will have a huge impact in the mid-term elections,’ Frank Sharry, executive director of America’s Voice, said on a conference call with reporters Monday. ‘The number of voters coming of age and registering continues to grow. You have seen growth even when a presidential race isn’t at the top of the ticket.’

When I see things like Tom Tancredo leading off the teabag convention with an anti-immigrant howl, all I can ask is “more please”.

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2 Responses to “Latino Voters Could Be A Force In 2010, Keep Up The Xenophobia GOP”

  1. merl says:

    they probably think the lazy Mexicans don’t vote anyway or something.

  2. Luke the Intrepid says:

    I just don’t know what to say to this. So I won’t say anything.

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