"The question is, will the newly Democratic House join in this good momentum or bring it to a standstill. It's a clear choice and will be clear to the American people watching all this at home: Good governance or political performance art? The public interest or political spite? Policymaking or presidential harassment?" McConnell asked.
The biggest clown of them all. They should just put his picture next to hypocrite in the dictionary now. I mean I'm literally impressed by his audacity. "Good governance". . .if this is good governance by the GOP I'd hate to see what they do when they have a bad couple of years.
Pass, verbatim, the bill that unanimously passed the Senate two weeks ago and if the Senate doesn't pass it again, then yes, a watching America will know exactly who to blame.
Interesting that he's picking up Trump's new phrase: presidential harassment.
Pass, verbatim, the bill that unanimously passed the Senate two weeks ago and if the Senate doesn't pass it again, then yes, a watching America will know exactly who to blame.
Interesting that he's picking up Trump's new phrase: presidential harassment.
Actually, The Atlantic said McConnell used it first - in reference to Newt Gingrich, that rolly-polly ball of pure evil, attempt to bring down Clinton.
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Are "hispanics" really set to be voting in clear majority for the dems? Cause there hardly seems to exist much reason to differentiate them from "whites".
I think that the usa public is waking up to the fact that they can no longer be on auto-pilot. The usa isnt in the position it was right after ww2.
Are "hispanics" really set to be voting in clear majority for the dems? Cause there hardly seems to exist much reason to differentiate them from "whites".
I think that the usa public is waking up to the fact that they can no longer be on auto-pilot. The usa isnt in the position it was right after ww2.
The racism of Republicans drives the majority of Hispanics to vote Democratic. But there's still a sizable contingent of conservative Hispanics which vote Republican.
"Hispanic" and "Latino" cover everything from 8th generation (or more) white people, to 1st generation citizens with immigrant parents. It is an extremely diverse group of people ethnically, racially, and politically, and they very much do not all share either a unifying political cause, or a life experience of American life.
I think they tend to vote Democratic because of the GOP's general hostility toward minority populations. The GOP itself came to this conclusion in 2012 when it identified its standing with Latino voters as an area where it could improve significantly, with effort. They, uh, decided to go the other way.
Are you using those as cultural indicators, rather than ethnic notes? I'd imagine that someone of Iberian heritage who's eight generations into all sorts of other Europeans isn't going to look even remotely "Hispanic".
Are you using those as cultural indicators, rather than ethnic notes? I'd imagine that someone of Iberian heritage who's eight generations into all sorts of other Europeans isn't going to look even remotely "Hispanic".
The U.S. Census Bureau does. "Hispanic/Latino" is layered on top of race/ethnicity. So one can identify as white, black, Asian, etc. and then also identify as "Hispanic." But one can also identify as just "Hispanic." So a lot of times it's not even clear what group people are talking about when they say "Hispanic." Usually they mean "nonwhite Hispanic," but that's not how the group is enumerated officially.
The U.S. Census Bureau does. "Hispanic/Latino" is layered on top of race/ethnicity. So one can identify as white, black, Asian, etc. and then also identify as "Hispanic." But one can also identify as purely "Hispanic."
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