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    He also points to Florida's Rubio. "And in Texas, there are many well-established Republican Latino leaders who have demonstrated capacity ... In California, we are still developing those leaders." "There are opportunities on both sides of the aisle," Vargas said. Full Article at Daily Bulletin
    And in Texas, there are many well-established Republican Latino leaders who have demonstrated capacity ... In California, we are still developing those leaders.
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
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  1. The fact that a person of color has been elected gives other minority groups a reasonable amount of hope that, in the not-too-distant future, somebody who looks like them, sounds like them, might be a successful candidate
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  2. That political muscle is a big factor in seeing the first Hispanic president in the not-too-distant future
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  3. There are opportunities on both sides of the aisle ... Latino voters have shown they will cross party lines.
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  4. You need that kind of stature, you need to be governor, senator to have the visibility ... the national network ... the fundraising.
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  5. We need a president who sees Latin America as a partner, not as a bastard son or an enemy
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  6. Latinas have been catching up on school boards, city councils, to some extent state assemblies and state senates
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  7. To what extent depends on what kind of Latino you are ... I think for the majority of us who know what it is like to be set apart, even as a professional, I think there is a tremendous amount of pride to see a Latino candidate. It gives us an affirmation we need
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  8. Within the next five to 10 years, there is going to be an enormous surge of Latinos that are going to be breaking the ceiling, from both sides of the aisle
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  9. He seems to have an unremitting ambition to make it in politics
    SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago
  10. It's the elephant in the room. Too many people are dismissing it right now, saying, we'll get to it later
    – Gloria Molina SOURCE: Daily Bulletin 4 weeks ago

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