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~~Most Hispanics voted for this.~~
Almost half of Hispanics voted for this!
Yea, I dont understand the political split. Democrats "claim" Hispanics, but Hispanics are conservative Catholics and against anything Pro Choice. Republicans are racist and dream of doing fascist stuff like this ... yet half the Hispanics voted for them.
Something something big cats .. something something face eating.
Bullshit.
Corrected to almost half. Still insane that so many voted for Trump, and that Trump broke the Republican record for Latino votes!?!?
It doesn't if you know Latino culture, they like the manly man steretype that Trump somehow fostered by popping off bullshit.
I mean 1/3 is still a crazy amount given he literally said he would be doing mass deportations if elected. People can never get enough of the "It won't happen to me" kool-aid
I thought this to until I learned that when they translate his speeches into Spanish they make him sound normal. I kid you not, it blew my mind to see how they translate what he says.
yea good point, shady shit like this is wholly within the realms of politics. It becomes especially easy when there is no accountability for such blatant skulduggery. Well lets hope people learn better from his actions then.
fuck, I wanted to believe it isn't the case, crazy how many Latinos voted for this.