Thread: List From Latino/Hispanics Wanted???

Look at this!!
I mentioned before that I joined the site called hispanictips.com, in order to keep track of their activities and thoughts. Here is an email I JUST GOT!!
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Hola Todos,

I just had this idea yesterday and wanted to get your ideas. The idea is to put together a list of the top ten reasons why Latinos / Hispanics should vote for Obama and then another for McCain and maybe why Latinos shouldn't vote for them. You know the kind of list you could hand to your neighbor or co-worker or primo. I could even envision a funny version so include those kind of well.

If you have any ideas just reply to this email.

I am really excited as I really see the Hispanic / Latino vote making a big impact in this election. Now is really the time for us to be heard via our votes. Can you believe that 1.4 million Latinos have been registered over the past year? If I can get excited so can you.

Mil Gracias,
Tomas
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I, too, see the 'hispanic' vote making a big difference in this election. I see their vote making any even bigger difference in future elections.

We are going to have another amnesty bill as soon as this election is over.

That is why we truly need to vote out anyone now in office, unless their opponent is a hispanic advocate and open pro illegal - then we need some good write in candidates.

We won't get any headway with business as usual.

My question is: how many of these 1.4 million newly-registered Hispanic/Latino voters are legal citizens, which are the only ones allowed to vote, and how many just took advantage of the motor-voter sign-ups?

And these are our 'friends'?

I'm thinking many are illegals who will vote - and they will have a profound influence.

After amnesty, they will OWN the elections in some cities, counties and states of this country and can control many representatives and some senators.

When you think of that realize that our very own lawmakers and President are totally reponsible for this situation.

And we continue to be loyal to one party or the other or one politician or the other -----

Originally Posted by vortex

My question is: how many of these 1.4 million newly-registered Hispanic/Latino voters are legal citizens, which are the only ones allowed to vote, and how many just took advantage of the motor-voter sign-ups?

EXACTLY my thoughts after reading it.

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?

Originally Posted by IndianaJones

And these are our 'friends'?

Do you mean the illegals? or the people in office?

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Originally Posted by vortex

My question is: how many of these 1.4 million newly-registered Hispanic/Latino voters are legal citizens, which are the only ones allowed to vote, and how many just took advantage of the motor-voter sign-ups?

EXACTLY my thoughts after reading it.

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?

Yes, They CAN... AND DO!!!!!
In the 2000 Senate Election here in South Dakota, Tim Johnson (Dem.) defeated John Thune (Rep.) by a mere 300+ votes. Most of those votes came from the Reservations, and MANY were found to be invalid (names of children, dead persons ect.)
So, I'm sure when they pick up thier Matricular card they also sign up to vote Democrat!!!!!

PatriotofPast wrote:
Most of those votes came from the Reservations, and MANY were found to be invalid (names of children, dead persons ect.)

Does that mean that the Reservations are filled with illegals? Please explain, as I know some folks in Fla. were selling tribal membership in a North Dakota tribe which was proven non-existent.[/quote]

I mean the illegals. The politicians tell us they are our friends and neighbors, they just want a better life.