Paola Ramos

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728 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard May 2025 last heard 6 Sep

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I think the backlash to this when it comes to Latino voters, black voters, whomever, is that the only thing that is stronger than fear and uncertainty is the anger that people are literally feeling right now, whether you voted for MAGA or not.
what you're seeing is so in your face.
And if you're a Latino voter, a voter for Trump, say you're from Cuba or Venezuela, that statement that Mark Wayne Mullen said is one that is reminiscent of what you hear in Venezuela, when they are not allowing you to go vote.
The image of seeing the military folks roaming around your streets and that sort of omnipresence is always there to deter you.
So I think once Latinos start to piece together what is happening, which I think they're slowly doing,
The backlash may be that they will vote to precisely
vote.
Of course.
I mean, the Cuban-American vote in Miami is so different from the Mexican-American vote in the Rio Grande Valley, from the Venezuelans that are all across the country, no?
But I think the through line now is that we don't know.
And I think it's really hard for pollsters to acknowledge that we don't know who Latino voters are right now in the sense that for decades now we've counted on Latinos as this community that is part of this multiracial coalition that Democrats have always counted on.
The idea was always that when this country reaches majority minority, that Latinos would always be at the heart of that.
Barack Obama used to say that all the time.
Fast forward to where we are, we now know that Latinos too are capable of voting for someone like Donald Trump.
45% voted for him.
Latino men predominantly voted for him.
He won Latino men.
So I think we're now kind of in this like uncomfortable but good space where we understand, and I think this is being reinforced now, that Latinos are up for grabs.
They're politically homeless.
They have the capacity to do both and they have to be courted.
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