Keeping his challenger, r.f.k. jr. out of the race. this man is popular on social media and speaks to issues people care about. he has a strong position on the policy democrats put forward across the country when they were in control having to do with lockdown and coronavirus policy. r.f.k. will have opportunity to speak to constituencies and democrats are ignoring them to their own peril. he is an interesting person and has a lot of great things to say people want to talk about. carley: you mentioned hispanic voters and they are essential in the election. polls find hispanic voters prefer republican to democrats on inflation and handling of the economy and seems plausible trump or another republican could trigger a second hispanic surge to the gop in 2024. biden won the hispanic vote by
The administrative bureaucrat state bureaucrats do the actual governing. so until he becomes unuseful,ng. i think staying exactly where he is right now. but i do think that he s one fall away. and remember, he broke his foot right away when he got in there. he s two or three times almost almost fell in japan and nobodoy likes to see this. it s awful. i mean, if it was somebody else, he d be using a walkersurb right now just to make sure. but he s not going to do thatut because it s like the imagen t i that he gives off. but he s one fall away from. they re goinke g to have to start over ag all over again, right? yeah, i think so. but if it s not biden, you really think they re going to go with kamala harris? i mean, i think that s a bridge too far. and then and then where are they? well, they re going to go are with gavin newsom. they have to replace a black woman with a black woman. i think the recruitmen goio go right. she repeatedly says she wants nothing to do with politics. we ll
President Joe Biden's small but notable past missteps when courting Hispanic voters have some activists worried that his reelection campaign won't get crucial details right.
Years, we have been able to take those values and principles and actually turn them into reality every single day. we put a big wins on the board. but we are doing that while also enjoying major political success. you alluded to it, we are able to win reelection by historic margin over 1.5 million votes. and you can t do that in a swing state like florida just by getting republicans. we are able to win counties like miami-dade that voted for hillary clinton by 30 points in 2016. we not only one man, but by double digits. in 60% of the hispanic vote where we want independence by 16 percentage points in our for the first time since the civil war era there is not a single democrat elected and statewide office in the state of florida. you ve got to be able to win and then when you get an office coming have to be able to deliver results. and i think that we have been able to do both of those as good or better than anybody in the
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Old. if you like you should wait his turn and they can occasionally his turn. florida used to be a swing state on the razors edge, ron desantis when he won the governorship person 2018 won by a fraction of a percent against his democratic opponent. of course everyone rumours al gore and george bush, florida being the deciding state in that 2000 presidential election, and that was decided by a few hundred votes, so does seem like florida is becoming more conservative, that the hispanic vote there is becoming more conservative, that overall republicans have the upper hand in that state in the way that they have not in the past, and that they have not in the past, and that in large part is due to both donald trump and ron desantis, so i think by and large ron desantis is popular in florida, but there may not be quite the same enthusiasm for him as there is for donald trump to be quite honest in the presidential election. ., , . be quite honest in the presidential election. . ., elect
According to Florida International University's Cuba Poll for 2022, a survey that is conducted every two years, while Cubans only make up 0.7% of America's population, they are 7.2% of Florida's.
Suburban detroit, bucks county, pennsylvania, which is philly, and the increase in people that say they that are faithful. miami-dade, not a big surprise there. you can see the numbers in 2012, 2016 and 2020. raymond, we see a similar trend in texas. what do you think? part of this is the great american migration. people moving to areas of the country that they feel reflect their politics and values more. the hispanic vote and the hispanic voter, largely catholics, that this will be determ determinative. the catholic vote is so tight and determines the election. looks like they just tipped over. 39% of catholics are saying, people say they re not catholic in this new poll. they identify as nones. here s the thing about being catholic. it like being a kardshian.
According to FIU’s Cuba Poll for 2022, a survey that is conducted every two years, while Cubans only make up 0.7% of America’s population, they are 7.2% of Florida’s, and 35.9% of Miami-Dade’s.