ever voted for a republican, ever? the majority of them told me no. why not? because they don t look like me. so, yes, you re right, the national numbers are telling us something, but in this specific district, it s abortion one of the reasons why a candidate like mira flores that used to support barack obama switched over to the republican party. as usual, latinos are not a monolith, it s complicated, i think it s a story that sheds light on that nuance. are both parties in the community trying to sway voters? what does that look like in south texas? in terms of the parties. that was the biggest question, joy. where was the dnc? someone like mira flores outraised her opponent 10 to 1, republicans gave her over 1 million dollars to spend on tv ads. her opponent had just over 130,000. that sort of the elephant in the room. where was the dnc? yeah. because you know what, outreach matters, and representation matters. i know it s true in politics in life, and in media. we like having
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beat hillary and then all would be well, what all returned to the old days. so they are stunned when the voters rejected another bush in 2016. it turns out more immigration, endless wars and more bad trade deals. hugelyhey just weren t popular. shocker. now we tried to tell them that middle class workers and families weree just fed up, but the republican elites refused to listen. well, now axios has confirmed again that we populous were correct and the gop w establishment, they were wrongeg . were actually grew the party. we m made it a big tent. they shrunk it i because we ve made so much progress insidece the gop. we re now seeing a wholeee new generationin of exciting new candidates across america like mira flores and jd vance right now 5% the east coast of
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