Showing posts with label Hispanic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hispanic. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Will Barack Obama Get The Hispanic Vote In The Presidential Election


Barack Obama

Reports indicate President Barack Obama has lost a good chunk of the black vote in America, after coming out and pushing for gay marriage from the White House. This has gone against the deeply held religious beliefs of black-Americans, many of whom are Christians and will now vote for presidential challenger Mitt Romney or simply stay at home. 

 

Mitt Romney

President Obama has been publicly courting the Hispanic vote, which makes up a significant voting block in America. However, many Hispanics in America are Catholic and do not agree with abortion (Obamacare) or gay marriage, two causes Obama has been championing from the White House.


Marco Rubio

Then there's the Marco Rubio factor. The charismatic Hispanic senator from Florida is a favorite among Spanish people. However, Rubio has been campaigning for Romney and not Obama in the 2012 presidential election. After the votes are counted in November, the demographic breakdown will be interesting to analyze.

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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Mitt Romney Ad Slams Barack Obama For High Unemployment Among Minorities



Mitt Romney's new political ad rips rival President Barack Obama for the high unemployment rate in America, particularly among minorities, such as Hispanics. The ad rolls off a number of alarming statistics about the severity of the unemployment crisis in America that has given many pause regarding the economy. The eye-opening ad is going to cost President Obama votes in the election, which takes place in 5-months.

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Saturday, May 5, 2012

Marco Rubio's Name Being Suggested As A Potential Vice Presidential Candidate

  

Mitt Romney 

Popular Hispanic senator, Marco Rubio of Miami, Florida is being considered for the vice presidential candidacy on Mitt Romney's campaign ticket for the White House. If former Massachusetts Governor Romney did indeed ask Rubio and he accepted and it led to a win in the November 2012 presidential election, he would be the first Hispanic Vice President of the United States, which is long overdue. So is an Hispanic President.


Marco Rubio

There are so many Hispanic people in America, who have made positive contributions to the nation. America's presidency and vice presidency should reflect that, as well as other minorities that make-up the nation. People of all races should get a turn to govern.

            

Barack Obama

Mitt Romney is considered the Republican challenger that will run against America's first black President, Barack Obama, in the upcoming election. President Obama is currently struggling regarding the state of the U.S. economy, which is one of the main issues of the election.