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Latinos favor Obama?
I'd like to see WHICH Latinos. I have been hearing quite a few LEGAL immigrants who are not high on this president at all and are FIERCELY opposed to 'border hoppers' who they view as abandoning their families not because of repression but just to get a better job to be able to buy stuff.
WASHINGTON -- Remember all the pundits who warned that the poisonous Republican presidential primary battles threatened to divide the GOP and seriously weaken their nominee? They were wrong.
Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, who will be the party's 2012 presidential standard-bearer, has not only seen his party support soar, he has also taken the lead in the head-to-head matchup polls against President Obama.
It didn't make the network news shows Monday night, but the Gallup Poll officially began its daily tracking polls in the presidential race this week. Its survey of registered voters across the country showed Romney...
Governor Martinez could play a good role for the party there in NM. However, I agree with you in that Obama will still get a majority of Hispanics in the end. The question is whether inroads can be made to cut into that advantage between now and election day.