Pretty sure Dems just lost the Hispanic vote

Dems big plan to run ads at election time showing border patrol allegedly whipping the hispanic slaves has fallen flat.

The official position of the government on that case now is "the border agents were exonerated but Joe is telling us that we need to keep looking- maybe find some rule violation."

Biden has created a human rape line and human and drug trafficking and child molestation line that stretches all the way from El Paso down to Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America but we have to put up with this faux outrage over border patrol agents doing their job.

Hispanics see that too. Even the ones who want more legal immigration know that the current system at the border which is run by the cartels now that Biden has abandoned it is not good for anyone.

Ironically, nothing would shut that border down faster than to have hispanics start voting republican. Nope. That is not how the script works. They are supposed to be undocumented democrats. Myorkas is a cuban refugee himself so he knows full well that lots of hispanics are pre-republican. That is why when Cuba had that little protest uprising not long ago, the prick emphatically declared that they should not come because they will be returned and will not be accepted for asylum. Can you imagine that. The prick is from Cuba himself and tells the rest of the world everyday that the border is wide open but no dogs or Cubans will be granted asylum. The reason: No Pre-Republicans Allowed.
 
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If Dems put up a progressive,they will be fine with the Hispanic vote.

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The great realignment
https://www.axios.com/2022/07/14/republicans-democrats-hispnanic-voters

Shifts in the demographics of the two parties' supporters — taking place before our eyes — are arguably the biggest political story of our time.

The big picture: Republicans are becoming more working class and a little more multiracial. Democrats are becoming more elite and a little more white.

Why it matters: Democrats' hopes for retaining power rest on nonwhite voters remaining a reliable part of the party's coalition. Democrats' theory of the case collapses if Republicans make even incremental gains with those voters.
  • Even small inroads with Hispanic voters could tip a number of Democratic-held swing seats to the GOP.
What the data show: Democrats are statistically tied with Republicans among Hispanics on the generic congressional ballot, according to a New York Times-Siena College poll out this week. Dems held a 47-point edge with Hispanics during the 2018 midterms.
  • An NBC News poll in April found Democrats held a 38-point lead among women with college degrees — up from 10 points from 2010. Democrats lost ground with nearly every other demographic group tested in the survey.
  • Nearly every House pickup in the 2020 election came from a woman or non-white challenger. The GOP's ability to win back a House majority this year rests on the success of candidates breaking the party’s typical mold.
What's happening: Democratic strategists say the party's biggest vulnerability is assuming that the priorities of progressive activists are the same as those of working-class voters.
  • Progressive activists led the push to cut police budgets. Communities of color have borne the brunt of higher crime.
  • Hispanics living on the U.S.-Mexico border are more likely to favor tougher border security measures that Republicans have championed.
  • The recall of liberal school board members and a district attorney in San Francisco was fueled by disillusioned Asian-American Democrats.
Between the lines: Add the reality of growing inflation and worries of recession, and you see why Democrats are losing ground with a core part of their coalition.
  • Wealthier Americans aren’t feeling the day-to-day hardship hitting the working class.
  • This week's Times/Siena poll found affluent voters care about gun control and abortion rights. Working-class voters are squarely focused on the economy.
Reality check: Suburban districts still make up the majority of congressional battlegrounds, and the GOP’s Trumpified brand remains a threat to limit their gains.
  • Republican candidates holding extreme views on abortion or echoing Trump’s election lies are still toxic in the suburbs.
  • Since the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling, Democrats have made small gains in national polls.
The bottom line: The GOP is trading soccer moms for Walmart dads
 
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