Showing posts with label Democrats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Democrats. Show all posts
12.22.2013

Melissa Mark Viverito: NYC's Next City Council President

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Melissa Mark Viverito is on the verge of becoming New York City's next Council President. She has the backing of mayor-elect Bill DeB...
11.17.2013

Rhode Island's Tavares and Elorza

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Followers of US Latino electoral politics should watch Rhode Island!  A year from now its leading political executives could be Latino: A...
11.29.2008

A Blue Texas? Latinos Will Decide

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As Latinos tilt Democratic, can Texas stay ‘red’? That's the question Michael B. Farrell examines in his terrific article in today's...
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11.06.2008

A Bluer New America

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The NYTimes has this interesting look at Tuesday's presidential election results compared to 2004. The redder the area, the more people ...
10.31.2008

Cubans for Obama: Shifts in the South Florida Latino Vote

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The Republican Cubans' grip on South Florida politics is lessening with each passing day, and Barack Obama may be a beneficiary of this ...
8.29.2008

Barack Obama's Acceptance Speech: Thunder in the Rockies!

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The political world shook tonight as Barack Obama accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination at Denver's Mile High Stad...
8.28.2008

Historic Night at the Democratic National Convention

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Biden's Plain-Spoken Genius Biden: McCain 'More of the Same' Bill Clinton's Speech to the DNC Joe Biden's Speech to the ...
7.08.2008

Mazie Hirono: Japanese Immigrant, Lawyer, Congresswoman

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Here's a nice photo of Congresswoman Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and some of her constituents. An immigrant from Japan, Hirono represents Hawai...
6.20.2008

The Electoral Map Challenge

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The LATimes has this nifty interactive electoral vote model allowing users to create different winning scenarios for McCain and Obama. For e...
6.06.2008

Who'll Win the Latino Vote?

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Who wins the Latino vote in general election this fall, Barack Obama or John McCain? Time will tell, but indicators suggests to me that it l...
6.03.2008

Obama Makes History Today!

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Barack Obama has received enough delegates (super and pledged), including those from today's the final primaries in Montana and South D...
5.30.2008

Puerto Rico Presidential Primary XI: Sancocho

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Puerto Rican Sancocho Puerto Rico Primary Splits Island’s Independentistas It's a sign of Puerto Rico's zany political scene that a ...
5.29.2008

Puerto Rico Presidential Primary IX: Mongo

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Pew Hispanic Center: Fact Sheet on the Puerto Rican Electorate The Pew Hispanic Center today released a fact sheet on the demographics of el...
5.28.2008

Puerto Rico Presidential Primary VIII: Livin' La Vida Loca

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Ricky Martin endorses Hillary Pop star Ricky Martin is backing Hillary Rodham Clinton ahead of Puerto Rico's primary on Sunday. The Gram...
5.22.2008

James Henry Webb - War Hero, Secretary of the Navy, U.S. Senator, Virginian and Obama VP Prospect

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James Henry Webb is the man who took out the GOP's leading presidential in 2006, Virginia's George Allen, by defeating the popular ...
5.10.2008

Puerto Rico Presidential Primary

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Puerto Rico is bracing for its relevant presidential political primary ever. The event takes place June 1st. The following are articles and ...
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5.06.2008

Obama Nation Map: +North Carolina

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Obama has won the North Carolina Democratic Party Primary by double digits (56% to 42% w/83% of the vote). In addition to losing this critic...
4.03.2008

Reason #6 Why the Clinton Campaign Needs To Be Shutdown: Self-Indulgent, Undisciplined, Orwellian

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The media is all a twitter and Clintonistas are spitting fire over revelations that Hillary and Bill's final argument to Super Delegates...
4.02.2008

Reason #5 Why the Clinton Campaign Needs To Be Shutdown: An Out of Control Bill

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Bill Clinton has been a liability to Hillary Clinton's run for the Democratic nomination. His junkyard dog outbursts and intimidation of...

Governor Richardson Condems Clintonista-Style Politics

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Jimmy Carville's vicious attack on Bill Richardson for endorsing Senator Barack Obama is exactly what the governor has been cautioning ...