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Up next: A Latino president?
Alvarado said much is being made in Latino Republican circles about George P. Bush - the son of Jeb Bush and his Latina wife - forming a PAC. "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 SGVTribune.comAnd in Texas there are many well established Republican Latino leaders who have demonstrated capacity ... In California we are still developing those leaders.
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Up next: A Latino president?
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That is a powerful story that resonates with all immigrants... it a story of hope, of hard work. A child of immigrant parents sees the opportunity of the country and appreciates the opportunity of the country in ways native borns don't always ... They see the best of the country... and that is a powerfu...
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There are opportunities on both sides of the aisle ... Latino voters have shown they will cross party lines.
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We need individuals who are tested on the campaign trail, demonstrated, crossover candidates who have run statewide or have run in jurisdictions where Latinos are not the majority of the population
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We need a president who sees Latin America as a partner, not as a bastard son or an enemy
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That is a lifetime from now
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That political muscle is a big factor in seeing the first Hispanic president in the not too distant future
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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
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Someone is on a super promising track, and then something happens to derail them. The someone who is relatively unknown suddenly finds a path.
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It's the elephant in the room. Too many people are dismissing it right now, saying, we'll get to it later
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It's kind of a funny question. Thinking about Barack Obama, if someone had asked me eight years ago if he would be the first black president, I would have said no way. Eight years ago he lost to Bobby Rush for Congress. It just goes to show, predictions are hard to make
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