using situation now where one party is using its situation now where one party is using its mandate to deny the collective mandate of everybody else and themselves for those devolved institutions. that is not because that was institutions. that is not because that was written into the good friday that was written into the good friday agreement. that is because of changes friday agreement. that is because of changes that were made at the st andrews changes that were made at the st andrew s agreement. sol changes that were made at the st andrew s agreement. so i think as people andrew s agreement. so i think as people look at some of these problems now, people need to have a bit more problems now, people need to have a bit more perspective on why we have some bit more perspective on why we have some of bit more perspective on why we have some of the bit more perspective on why we have some of the problems we have now. it is not some of the problems we have now. it is n
voters. 71/21 likely voters. that is a huge lead. the question is, of course, whether there is enthusiasm among hispanic voters and whether they re going to come out and vote. right. and even bigger gap than 69/31 what president obama beat john mccain among latinos in 2008. look, this is a problem in this election for republicans, andrea, but a bigger problem in 2016, 2020 and beyond. the hispanic community is obviously a young community, it s a growing community, it s a community that s going to register to vote more in line with their population numbers in years to come. republicans simply cannot lose the hispanic vote by 40, 50 points. they can t even lose it by 20 points. people like jeb bush, marco rubio who you showed earlier they understand that. i think the party needs to have a reckoning with where they are in immigration and courting hispanics. numbers like that, mitt romney maybe can win with a number like that, possibly nationally, but i will tell you in 2016, 2020 and