Texas GOP Vote

When I first heard of State Senator Leticia Van de Putte's comments regarding Latinos and the GOP my immediate instinct was to call her out on her apparent ignorance, considering that Francisco Canseco and Bill Flores made it in to runoffs in for their respective Republican congressional races, but after thinking about it, I realized that it isn't her fault she is so blinded by race,

Out on the border, there is another race that is not as high-profile as the race to reclaim Congressional District 23 but is equally important. The race I am speaking of is Yolanda Sotelo Garza's race for the Republican nomination for Texas House District 74.   Read more »

Recently Congressman Van Hollen (D-MD) said that the Democrats will be returning President Bush as a "boogeyman" in an attempt to tell voters that the Republican Party is no different than we were under Bush.   Read more »

Wednesday morning, I was on "Town Talk Live" with Javier Martinez in Del Rio, Texas. The show is typically a major outlet for the Democratic party in this area but somehow I was able to secure an entire show to myself. One of the biggest issues I spoke about was the upcoming congressional race.   Read more »

Why is it that conservative Latinos, or conservative minorities in general, are ostracized politically from our own culture? I do not understand this cultural taboo on Republicans, especially since the Republican Party espouses the same values that we Latinos are raised on and strongly believe in!   Read more »

Most liberals are genuinely good people, but sadly they are misinformed, arrogant, and nearsighted. Their inability to see that a fact is a fact regardless of who says it, is the biggest problem liberals have and of course this hinders their decision-making skills and leads them to believe in failed policies and place their faith in the "omnipotent" state.   Read more »