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Liveblogging the Univision Republican Debate

7:14 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Miami| Politics| TV

9 Dec 2007

foro_republicano3.jpgAnd we’re off, hopefully the simultaneous translation won’t throw me off like it did during the Democratic debate. I wonder how many English dominant people (Latino or not) are tuning in on CC3? I know that many gringos who watched the Univision Democratic debate and blogged it, kind of missed the main points. Mitt Romney, Giulianni, Ron Paul, and McCain have a huge fan club in the audience. Who is Duncan Hunter? I really know little about that guy.

First question: Why has there been a drop in Latino support of Republicans? There was a huge delay in getting the translation. Giulianni didn’t answer the question. Romney said Latinos have a string connection to Latinos since so many of us are in the military, so many of us are business people, and so many of us are people are faith. Huckabee said that Republicans obviously haven’t communicated well with Latinos. He focused on the disparities in education and health between Latinos and non-Latinos. McCain basically said that Latinos were anti-abortion, religious, and pro-military. Not this Latina. McCain also said that just because of Republican immigration stance many Latinos have written off Republicans.


Next question: nearly the same as the first, how to regain Latino support. Thompson said that Republicans have lost touch with Latinos. Duncan Hunter got huge points from the audience for mentioning the fight against Castro’s Cuba. Ron Paul said that Republicans lost Latinos because Latinos are anti-war and want less government and that Republicans have done exactly the opposite.

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