up on the streets t. shows why the obama campaign feels like the latino support is going to be higher than ever. look at this rally in miami that romney had. he didn t mention any key issues, latino issues, nothing. i don t think there s anything there on the other side yet. this is the problem, there s been one part of party that rhetorically turns off a lot of the one thing i noticed about local coverage in d. krrk of this issue, it was pointed out that if mitt romney wins, this order could be rescinded, which it was code for saying, vote for obama. shameless plugs. fast. i m running out of time. we re running ads in nevada on masking deportation. we ll take a look at the ad. where is it? youtube. a great medicare guide today. read it. how you grabbed the last
do you make the pivot on immigration by pretending that that did not happen? by trying to get kris kobach to come along with you in changing your positions, by throwing him under the bus? what do you do? i think what the campaign says that adviser is not really a title and that he essentially was never in the campaign, but he did campaign with mitt romney. he is the intellectual force behind this concept of self-deportation, which mitt romney supports. so i think what you re going to see is that they re essentially not going to be seen with him. basically, the issue here is that of these nine swing states, six of them have large and really significant latino populations. and mitt romney s own actual adviser on latino issues, who s a guy named al cardin, a former state party leader in florida told me that essentially, in six states, where latinos are big
2008 as well. do you make the pivot on immigration by pretending that that did not happen? by trying to get kris kobach to come along with you in changing your positions, by throwing him under the bus? what do you do? i think what the campaign says that adviser is not really a title and that he essentially was never in the campaign, but he did campaign with mitt romney. he is the intellectual force behind this concept of self-deportation, which mitt romney supports. so i think what you re going to see is that they re essentially not going to be seen with him. basically, the issue here is that of these nine swing states, six of them have large and really significant latino populations. and mitt romney s own actual adviser on latino issues, who s a guy named al cardin, a former state party leader in florida told me that essentially, in six
do you make the pivot on immigration by pretending that that did not happen? by trying to get kris kobach to come along with you in changing your positions, by throwing him under the bus? what do you do? i think what the campaign says that adviser is not really a title and that he essentially was never in the campaign, but he did campaign with mitt romney. he is the intellectual force behind this concept of self-deportation, which mitt romney supports. so i think what you re going to see is that they re essentially not going to be seen with him. basically, the issue here is that of these nine swing states, six of them have large and really significant latino populations. and mitt romney s own actual adviser on latino issues, who s a guy named al cardin, a former state party leader in florida told me that essentially, in six