Hispanics turn cold shoulder to McCain
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Despite championing immigration reform in 2007, John McCain is poised to lose the Hispanic vote by a landslide margin that is well below President George W. Bush's 2004 performance.
Polls show Obama winning the broadest support from Latino voters of any Democrat in a decade, while McCain is struggling to reach 30 percent, closer to Senator Bob Dole's dismal 1996 result than to Bush's historic 40% four years ago.
McCain seems to have wound up with the worst of both worlds: He appears to be getting no credit from Latino voters for his past support for immigration reform, while carrying the baggage of other Republicans' hostility to illegal immigration.
Polls show Obama winning the broadest support from Latino voters of any Democrat in a decade, while McCain is struggling to reach 30 percent, closer to Senator Bob Dole's dismal 1996 result than to Bush's historic 40% four years ago.
McCain seems to have wound up with the worst of both worlds: He appears to be getting no credit from Latino voters for his past support for immigration reform, while carrying the baggage of other Republicans' hostility to illegal immigration.
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I think this is from back in the primaries. I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not quite sure what he's saying.
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He certainly pronounces Spanish much better than do McCain and Bush.
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- Vierotchka
- 1 month ago
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Que bueno.
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Adios McCain. Te queremos Obama, te Queremos!
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Good, very,good actually, nice to see everything with that vote...now the Obama campaign has another big helping supply of votes, just in case ...
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- metalcookiesxy70
- 1 month ago
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