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Old 11-11-2016, 06:17 PM
 
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Between their crashing birthrate; more and at least Hispanic illegal AND even legal aliens leaving the US and with quite a few Latinos now ID'ing as "anglo white" cause they hate la raza, I'm getting the feeling they've peaked as a big political group.

Too; 1 Hispanic in 3 voted FOR Trump in 2016. More than they voted for Mitt in 2012.

Kinda like they're like "Italians" of about 1940 with their kind really starting to fade into main anglo white culture
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Old 11-11-2016, 06:25 PM
 
Location: Phoenix
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Interesting theory that I think has some validity. Like everyone else, most Hispanics want jobs, safety and security, good schools, opportunity, pragmatic policies. Trump did much better than I expected with Hispanics because he's better on these issues than Hillary even if he did make some detestable comments.
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Old 11-11-2016, 06:43 PM
 
Location: Los Angeles
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Between their crashing birthrate; more and at least Hispanic illegal AND even legal aliens leaving the US and with quite a few Latinos now ID'ing as "anglo white" cause they hate la raza, I'm getting the feeling they've peaked as a big political group.

Too; 1 Hispanic in 3 voted FOR Trump in 2016. More than they voted for Mitt in 2012.

Kinda like they're like "Italians" of about 1940 with their kind really starting to fade into main anglo white culture
They are a force just like blacks, women, and any other major demography.

I'd say that progressivism has peaked. This election proved that people aren't buying their lies anymore.

Obama had the perfect opportunity to make real "good" change, and instead turned into exactly what he said he was fighting against.


He abandoned blacks, and totally blew his moment in history.


Now we'll see how the old white billionaire does. I have a feeling there are a lot of establishment politicians lining up their retirement accounts.

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Trump did much better than I expected with Hispanics because he's better on these issues than Hillary even if he did make some detestable comments.
Hillary didn't run on policy, she had NONE! She ran against Trump, and people saw this and rejected her. She went low as soon as she was losing... so much for her character as well.
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