GOP's Awesome Plan to Alienate Latino Voters Backfires. But Why?

[evildevil]

This is Why the GOP Doesn't Trust Latinos, They Keep Voting Democrat! Can Arizona Avoid an Epic Fail?

The Arizona Immigration Bill Seems To Have Created A New Swing State

The rumors are true, Rep. Chad Campbell, the Democratic leader of the Arizona state House, told TPM Wednesday: the state best known for Sheriff Joe Arpaio and the toughest

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[lilenth]

The republican's shot themselves in the foot again? The US might as well forgo an election and just confirm another four years of Obama given the amount of bumbling going on.

[hinoema]

The vote was surprisingly close in a lot of areas last time, especially Pima county. It won't take much to push AZ into the blue column, and I think this may have done it.

[thelilyqueen]

Considering my brother and my sister-in-law are in AZ right now, and I *might* be headed there next year for med school, I sure hope so...

[aviv_b]

I'm just waiting to see what crap the Republicans will pull to suppress the Latino vote.

[___closetome]

+1

[flyghosh]

Seriously.

[musique_style]

Probably demand to see documentation, birth certificates, proof that both parents are legally in the country, and then delay approval because they need to do "further investigation," which will last until one minute after the polls are closed.

Because all Latinos/as are illegal. Except for when they're ~anchor babies~ and thus, still "illegal". And even if they're neither, they still don't deserve a vote because... because AMERICA, damn it! :|

[romp]

Lovely if something good came out of it.

[browneyedguuurl]

LMAO! I lol'ed irl.

IKR?

[latin_lunatic]

[jwaneeta]

ahahaha lol