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(CNSNews.com) - Marco Rubio—a pro-life, pro-free-market, limited-government conservative—was elected to the U.S. Senate from Florida on Tuesday, winning 55 percent of the Latino vote in the process, according the network television exit poll conducted by Edison Research.
Cuban/American people know what a "fine life" their relatives back on the island have. They want NO part of it. pro-free-market, limited-government, and conservative sound just fine to them, thank you very much.
Cuban/American people know what a "fine life" their relatives back on the island have. They want NO part of it. pro-free-market, limited-government, and conservative sound just fine to them, thank you very much.
He's on a short list as a potential vice-president ! Maybe a future president ?
(CNSNews.com) - Marco Rubio—a pro-life, pro-free-market, limited-government conservative—was elected to the U.S. Senate from Florida on Tuesday, winning 55 percent of the Latino vote in the process, according the network television exit poll conducted by Edison Research.
Just labeling a catchall Latino vote is misleading in this case because Florida has a large number of Cuban-Americans who have very different, and much more Republican, overall voting patterns then say Mexican Americans. On top of this, if I recall correctly, Bush (Jeb not George) tended to do well with Cuban Americans in Florida as well when he was running for governor.
Just labeling a catchall Latino vote is misleading in this case because Florida has a large number of Cuban-Americans who have very different, and much more Republican, overall voting patterns then say Mexican Americans. On top of this, if I recall correctly, Bush (Jeb not George) tended to do well with Cuban Americans in Florida as well when he was running for governor.
Just labeling a catchall Latino vote is misleading in this case because Florida has a large number of Cuban-Americans who have very different, and much more Republican, overall voting patterns then say Mexican Americans. On top of this, if I recall correctly, Bush (Jeb not George) tended to do well with Cuban Americans in Florida as well when he was running for governor.
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).Interesting to know.
