they have in their advantage right now, is redistricting, right? specifically in florida. how does redistricting help republicans right now, i think, especially when you are thinking about the district like the district 18th, which we saw on the documentary. when you look at the 13th district, the story there is less about hispanic voters. it s about hispanic candidate who may be well positioned to win november because of the way the map was redrawn in florida this year, because every state is rejoining its lands in different ways. but at the 13th district went from on the tattletale toward the democrats, now to one that has a clear tilt towards the republicans. it was redrawn in a way that in any year, would be beneficial to a republican candidate. you add into it the fact that we are in a midterm here, the midterms tend to be a referendum on the sitting president. the white house s party almost always does poorly in much of elections. so, in a district like the 13th, with a change,
i say, right now, if you have the hispanic voting bloc divided into a third, a third, and a third. so, a third of that leans democrat. a third it leads to republican. and a third that s in between. i think you ll see that one third move to the republican platform. this is what we found in florida, as voters head to the polls for the midterms. the fears of the stolen election, the trauma of communism, the complexity of navigating the political landscape, all of that, creating a perfect storm that makes disinformation more infectious. the culture wars, more polarizing, and the republican party, more appealing to certain latino voters. the question remains, what does this rightward shift among latinos mean for democrats? and it does this all mean for democracy itself? typically found in florida
myself an immigrant, we can axios. we it s a different connotation, emigrant in political exiles. based on your comment, would you identify as a hispanic, cuban american descended of immigrants, or how do you both identify? on the wheel senses that same await hispanic. i identify as hispanic. that s so interesting, right? it s part of our community, we look many different ways, we have many different backgrounds. but i don t identify as white i identifies latino hispanic, that resonates with me. the skin color doesn t i was just gonna say, but because for a lot of people white means americans. white, latinos, or his fan owes, regardless of how they identify they are the largest minority voting bloc in the
we have the right to be there and protest. that s what i was saying, i wasn t asking for an uprising against congress, or violence against biden or anything like that. and i ve heard worse. and not from us. i hear from cops, you guys are pigs. you all need to die. you traders! you yourself that, traitors, right? why did you say that? because i felt at the time, they weren t letting us hear our voices, that s what i m saying, i felt betrayed. many people arrested at the capitol, including gabriel, has been connected to the proud boys. the far-right organization, who described themselves as western chauvinists. are you a part of that? not anymore, i used to be. when you associate the term hispanic or latino, with proud boys, or with january 6th, to many people, it is shocking. should people be shocked?
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