r/politics • u/TwilightwovenlingJo • 20h ago

Hispanic Voters Are Turning Against Donald Trump: Polls

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-approval-rating-polls-hispanics-2117009
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u/mynamesyow19 20h ago

How any of them ever thought he would do anything besides FUCK THEM OVER is completely beyond me. He literally has laid out how he feels about Hispanic/Minority immigrants a thousand times.

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u/SummerSun75 20h ago

Yeah, it's pretty amazing. I guess at this point the Republikan Party has fucked people over for so long they just take it in stride.

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u/Mr__O__ New York 20h ago

Stockholm syndrome

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u/Lower-Lion-6467 19h ago

Just gotta shout about something that makes them uncomfortable, like trans people, and they circle the wagons.

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u/beadzy 17h ago

Apparently there’s strong conservativism in their communities. They thought they were voting for the republic party who knows how important the Hispanic population is to the success of our country, and are all talk when it comes to deportation for that reason. Little did they realize that don the con only wanted their votes and to pick up right where he left off. I’m surprised he hasn’t accused them of eating peoples rabbits and gerbils or some shit

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u/loltheinternetz 13h ago

As someone who grew up in Latin America, and knows people from all parts of LA - this is it at the core. Outside of very modern diverse metros like Mexico City, Hispanic culture is simply lagging behind much of Western culture in progressivism and tolerance.

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u/Mr__O__ New York 11h ago

Communities that follow organized religion tend to go that way..

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u/oddistrange 9h ago

Fuck Spain for tainting so many cultures with Catholicism.

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u/harrumphstan 8h ago

Need a series of Popes like Francis to undo the taint of John Paul II’s extremist conservatism.

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u/alficles 4h ago

It is genuinely difficult to convince someone to vote for a person they believe will murder babies if given power. Abortion really is a single issue voter-maker for many people. :(

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u/moshekels Canada 8h ago

It’s not that. It’s just that Hispanic Americans are true Americans (as everyone but racist morons knew all along). They’re an important part of a brilliant and vibrant culture, but sadly one that lionizes arrogance and ignorance. There needs to be a massive, overwhelming rejection of this tyrant in the midterms and a nationwide conversation about what it means to be American needs to follow.