Paola Ramos

Because they somehow,

And I think you and I feel the same way.

They somehow understand that it's worth fighting for.

Going back to this idea that this multiracial, multicultural, pluralistic coalition is worth fighting for and that it is the only hope to get to that more just version of this experiment that we're all living in.

And so I see those three scenarios.

you know, sometimes I feel like I'm the most cynical person on earth because, you know, I cover a lot of these stories, but oftentimes, and my dad reminds me, like, you know, there's something that connects all of us Latinos, whether you're a Trump supporter or not, someone in your family, somewhere, someone believed that it was worth it to come here because of whatever we left behind and told us that it was worth fighting for here.

And, you know, my dad is cheesy.

I believe him sometimes.

And I...

That's what Reagan said all the time.

Reagan was always the one that was like, well, Latinos are conservative.

They just don't know it.

Yes.

So Latinos, and I know you talk about this all the time.

I do.

I hate the Bible thumpers.

I've heard.

I too am an atheist.

But anyways, but that's so, it is interesting because Latinas have the highest rate of conversion to evangelicalism.

more than any other group right now.