Thread: By Pandering to Hispanics, is the GOP alienating its white base?

This is a race to the bottom the Republicans can never win. No matter how much Republican politicians pander to 'Hispanics' (eg the disastrous Reagan amnesty, Bush's many failed attempts at further amnesty), the Democrats, the party of soft-headed lefties, will always out-pander them. Hispanics know this, they are very acute on this fact, and despite the Hispandering of certain Republican politicians, they don't really trust the Republicans. Hispanics know full well that there is a white nationalist core buried deep in the Republican electorate.

The question is, are the Republicans missing out on a golden opportunity to galvanize the white, non-Hispanic electorate (75% of the voting bloc) by trying to become something they are not?

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

This is a race to the bottom the Republicans can never win. No matter how much Republican politicians pander to 'Hispanics' (eg the disastrous Reagan amnesty, Bush's many failed attempts at further amnesty), the Democrats, the party of soft-headed lefties, will always out-pander them. Hispanics know this, they are very acute on this fact, and despite the Hispandering of certain Republican politicians, they don't really trust the Republicans. Hispanics know full well that there is a white nationalist core buried deep in the Republican electorate.

The question is, are the Republicans missing out on a golden opportunity to galvanize the white, non-Hispanic electorate (75% of the voting bloc) by trying to become something they are not?

"White working class Americans" haven't been represented by either party in quite sometime, and when they were, it was by democrats. It was the democrats who sold out white workers decades ago to steal the minority vote from the republicans. Of course, it worked for them as they still backed unions, which were what the working class whites were primarily made of. However, free trade/outsourcing plus right-to-work has all but destroyed unions as an option for most Americans, and with it came a large demographic of working whites with no representation by either party. Remember, MLK was a republican. There was a reason for this. That is why nothing is being done as to the invasion from the south. Republicans like the slave-for-scraps southerns for laborers as the democrats like them for votes. It's one of those issues like free trade, the FED, and interventionism that will never be addressed as long as the 2 parties monopolize control.

I am hispanic and I don't see the GOP as pandering. What you going to do deport me? I'm legal. What you going to do kill me? The (*)(*)(*)(*) outta here.

Originally Posted by RiseAgainst

I am hispanic and I don't see the GOP as pandering. What you going to do deport me? I'm legal. What you going to do kill me? The (*)(*)(*)(*) outta here.

There has always been immigrants from the south, the only reason why people care now is how bad our economy has gotten for workers. Americans like the easy way out. They don't want to fight the globalists behind the destruction, for that would be real work. They would rather scream at the globalists to kick out illegals.

Originally Posted by Til the Last Drop

There has always been immigrants from the south, the only reason why people care now is how bad our economy has gotten for workers. Americans like the easy way out. They don't want to fight the globalists behind the destruction, for that would be real work. They would rather scream at the globalists to kick out illegals.

Truth. I for one am against illegal immigration. Not only does it just encourage Mexico and other countries south of the border to shoe off their undesirables, I am a firm believer in the rule of law. Either we have a constitution or we don't. Either we have borders or we don't. I don't appreciate my brothers and sisters dying over seas to supposedly defend our country when they don't even take the time to secure the border. They lie saying that it's easier said than done but then they don't even go after the ones who already made it across. We have no control over our rulers and it's just an unfortunate situation that we have found ourselves in.

Originally Posted by RiseAgainst

Truth. I for one am against illegal immigration. Not only does it just encourage Mexico and other countries south of the border to shoe off their undesirables, I am a firm believer in the rule of law. Either we have a constitution or we don't. Either we have borders or we don't. I don't appreciate my brothers and sisters dying over seas to supposedly defend our country when they don't even take the time to secure the border. They lie saying that it's easier said than done but then they don't even go after the ones who already made it across. We have no control over our rulers and it's just an unfortunate situation that we have found ourselves in.

What happened to your zio-puppet Christian avatar?



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Originally Posted by Polar Bear

The question is, are the Republicans missing out on a golden opportunity to galvanize the white, non-Hispanic electorate (75% of the voting bloc) by trying to become something they are not?

Perhaps most Republicans, and this is just a theory, do not care about skin color and see no need to cling together a la a Klan showing of Brokeback Mountain.

Not everyone defines themselves by their race as the race obsessed seem to.

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

What happened to your zio-puppet Christian avatar?



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Derailing your own ridiculous thread.

Well done.

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Hispanics know full well that there is a white nationalist core buried deep in the Republican electorate.

How can they "know" something that isn't true? I have no doubt that many of them wrongly assume such a thing because they are not very educated on what Republicans really stand for and they are constantly being bombarded by a barrage of left wing identity politics smear garbage. But this only means that they're being used as pawns by people who only want to harvest their votes for their own political gain.

Originally Posted by Unifier

How can they "know" something that isn't true? I have no doubt that many of them wrongly assume such a thing because they are not very educated on what Republicans really stand for and they are constantly being bombarded by a barrage of left wing identity politics smear garbage. But this only means that they're being used as pawns by people who only want to harvest their votes for their own political gain.

Exactly. White Nationalists in America are politically impident. At least this Hispanic knows that.