I'll be watching because Ron Paul, but he won't make it into the article:
"GOP candidates seek Hispanic allies; Appeals go out to Cuban-Americans" by Michael Levenson/Boston Globe December 9, 2007
MIAMI - The hard-line immigration stances taken by the Republican presidential candidates this year have stoked so much anger among Hispanic voters that the candidates are focusing their appeals almost exclusively on the reliably Republican Cuban-American community.
So the whole Hispanic population has been boiled down to rabid, CIA-employed Cubans in Miami!
What SHIT AmeriKan politics is!
The Republican candidates will address the broader Hispanic community tonight in a debate in suburban Miami sponsored by Univision, the first Spanish-language forum of the GOP campaign. The lone no-show will be Tom Tancredo, the Colorado congressman whose presidential bid is based on an anti-immigration stance and who has said he won't attend a Spanish-language debate.
In the Pew survey, Rudy Giuliani led among Hispanic Republicans, followed by Fred Thompson, John McCain, and Mitt Romney.
How?
Rev. Luis Cortés Jr., a Philadelphia pastor who is close to President Bush and heads a national group of Hispanic clergy:
"As a party, they have dug a hole. And the only two that might be able to climb out are McCain and [Mike] Huckabee. By picking up the immigration beat the way they have, the far right of the Republican Party and the lead presidential candidates are alienating the voter base they had in the Hispanic community. The word that has been used by the Republican clergy I talk to is betrayal by our party."
Yup, the globalist preacher doesn't mention Ron Paul!
Wonder if he will do what Bush tells him.
The result is a focus on Cuban issues and on Miami, where the candidates' aides say they have had a warm reception.... the neighborhood was leaning toward Giuliani. Giuliani has signed up a "Viva Rudy" team of supporters, which includes some prominent Cuban-American politicians in South Florida, and has released several statements blasting Castro.
Giuliani, just Friday, criticized a raid by the Cuban police of a church where dissidents had gathered.
Hey, why didn't the MSM papers report that?
Giuliani, in a statement:
"Unfortunately, this shows the true nature of the Castro regime. When churches are tear-gassed and teenagers arrested for wearing wristbands that say 'cambio' [change] the world should see clearly that the time for freedom has come for Cuba."
I'll remember you said that for later, Rudy -- if you are handed the office by the globalists!
Readers, just vote Ron Paul!
He is the One Man Who Can Save America!
