Better late than never

"I don't know why I can't make it live".

That's OK, I don't know why you can never make any sense or do anything but smear Obama, proving, as I said earlier, that you have no principles--attacking the only person who can keep out of the Oval Office a witchcraft-believing, "End-Times"- welcoming fundamentalist (Palin).   And a man who will do his best to try to tear down the church/state division--which he can do with the strict constructionist judges he would appoint, since ("separation of church and state" is not in the Constitution. (McCain). Anybody who does not try to defeat this pair and claims to be concerned about organized religion is indeed the perfect hypocrite.

However, back to the topic:




It becomes more and more evident that the thread title is indeed true.

Democrats stand to make big gains in areas where the Hispanic vote makes a difference. Between 2000 and 2008 "the Hispanic electorate will have doubled, to 12% of voters. By 2006 Hispanics represented 31% of voters in New Mexico, 13% in Nevada..."

"In Colorado alone, more than 70,000 new Latino voters have registered since 2004."

Source: WSJ 1 Nov 2008. Their source is Census data and a Democratic group which is studying the electorate. If anybody wants to point out that a Democratic group would not be objective, they are invited to provide their own data--with source.



And, of course, these are all citizens--though they are influenced by the harsh face of the Republican party toward illegal immigrants.

The face of Mr. Tancredo.


Too bad, Mr. Riginslimer, you lose---more every year.