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ent himself as the real immigration reformer. But not Mr. Romney, who often pandered to his party's nativist wing (especially after Texas Governor Rick Perry entered the primaries), even endorsing what he called "self-deportation." That may have endeared him to one or two radio talk show hosts, but it pro
spanic vote. This year, immigration hardliner Mitt Romney got about 27% of the Hispanic vote, according to the main exit poll—four points fewer than John McCain in 2008. Had Mr. Romney matched Mr. Bush's Hispanic percentage, he could have netted an additional million votes or more, or nearly half of Barack
to the main exit poll—four points fewer than John McCain in 2008. Had Mr. Romney matched Mr. Bush's Hisp
ly different experiences with Obamacare from state to state. Texas, which has the highest percentage of uninsured in the country and whose governor, Rick Perry (R), opted not to expand Medicaid and has called Obamacare a "criminal act," saw on=y about 14,000 people sign up using the exchange through the end
antt was a teenager in 1960. The Greensboro sit=ins inspired him and friends in his hometown of Charleston to do the same at lu=ch counters there. "(McCain) was one of the iconic figures of the civil rights movement who inspired a lot of people, including me," "will endure as a model of citizenship and
nts, and if they worked hard and helped others, they had a good chance of success. T=ey had arrived on the Greensboro campus "angry at the system," =cCain said. "The system still betrayed us," McCain said. "I considered myself as part of the big lie. All four of us did."./p> After=Greensboro, McCain w
. "To me, nothing positive about him could absolve him of his rotten core." Alcala, who spent 20 years on the bench and was appointed by then-Gov. Rick Perry to the criminal appeals court, told the Austin American-Statesman: "Every day with the Republican Party scorned worse than the day before. Trump s
rath for Omar, the only one of the four who was not born in the United States. -- Contrast Trump's rhetoric this week to the moment that the late John McCain challenged a woman who falsely called Barack Obama a Muslim during the 2008 campaign. That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district
That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district that neighbors the one represented by Omar. But, as Trump never tires of pointing out, McCain lost. -- Last night's rally underscored that the "Send her back!" sentiment is a feature, not a bug, of Trumpism. Trump's poll numbers went up af
k. "To me, nothing positive about him could absolve him of his rotten core." Alcala, who spent 20 years on the bench and was appointed by then-Gov. Rick Perry to the criminal appeals court, told the Austin American-Statesman: "Every day with the Republican Party seemed worse than the day before. Trump spe
wrath for Omar, the only one of the four who was not born in the United States. -- Contrast Trump's rhetoric this week to the moment that the late John McCain challenged a woman who falsely called Barack Obama a Muslim during the 2008 campaign. That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district t
That rally took place in a Minnesota congressional district that neighbors the one represented by Omar. But, as Trump never tires of pointing out, McCain lost. -- Last night's rally underscored that the "Send her back!" sentiment is a feature, not a bug, of Trumpism. Trump's poll numbers went up aft
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