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Showing Original Post only (View all)Latino men just didn't want a woman president [View all]
https://thehill.com/opinion/columnists/juan-williams/4980787-latino-men-just-didnt-want-a-woman-president/?tbref=hpNo, it wasnt the Economy, stupid. Speaking as a Black man born into a Spanish-speaking family, let me tell you what last weeks election was really about. It was about millions of men many with my Latino immigrant background, some with my skin color who dont want any woman, especially a woman of color, in the White House.
Trump won 55 percent of Latino men nationally. He won 46 percent of all Latino voters, a 14 percent jump over his support against President Biden in 2020. That was the highest for any Republican presidential candidate in five decades.
And the key was his success with Latino men. Trumps support from Latino men jumped by nearly 20 percentage points, from 36 percent in 2020 when he ran against Biden, a white man.
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I believe there is another painful factor that, though difficult to measure in polls, might help explain Trumps appeal with Latino men: the allure of the caudillo, wrote Leon Krauze in The Washington Post. Trump represents a familiar archetype in Latin American history: the charismatic leader the providential man, the messianic leader, deeply ingrained in Latino culture.
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Well, I hope these A Holes are ready to mow the lawns, trim the hedges, etc. 'cause our Latino guys are no where to be
SheilaAnn
Nov 12
#1
Why assume that just because they are Latino that they would take these job openings?
Pisces
Nov 20
#33
As a Mexican-American (both parennts born there, but became citizens as teenagers)
ReadItnWeep
Nov 20
#32
"If she was a white man with half her qualifications" that wasn't named Biden, perplexingly.
Beartracks
Nov 20
#34
Parts of every demographic are guilty. Other parts of every demographic are not. It's ridiculous to
Scrivener7
Nov 20
#27