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Latinos in South Texas are fed up with being taken advantage of by the Democrat party, they recently told a stunned MSNBC reporter.
Trying to get a handle of a very worrying predicament for Democrats going into the midterms, MSNBC dispatched reporter Paola Ramos to Texas’ 34th congressional district, where Mexican-born Republican Mayra Flores won a special election last June and flipped the historically blue district.
Latinos STUN lib reporter after saying why they're FLEEING the Democrat Party
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 27, 2022
“Why are we seeing a Republican having so much momentum?” Ramos asked a roomful of GOP Hispanics in the district.
One man responded, “We were already conservative. We were already with conservative values, it’s just that nobody noticed. They took us for granted.”
“The Democratic party left me, I didn’t leave the party,” he added.
“We are not to be taken advantage of,” another Latino voter stated. “We are not to be assumed that because we’re Hispanic we’re naturally going to vote Democratic.”
Another woman identified high taxes as a reason she left the party.
“Our taxes are at an all-time high, in a place where the median income is $35,000 a year, which is ridiculous,” she said.
Asked what they see in the Trump-supporting Rep. Flores, the Rio Grande Valley residents said they appreciated someone whose values they identify with pushing back and standing up for them.
“She is that Latina, or Hispanic woman that is saying enough is enough, that our values matter,” one woman replied.
Another man echoed those sentiments, saying, “Here in the Valley we are for God, for family, for hard work. She does not only verbalize those things, but she actually lives those things – and let the chips fall where they may.”
In a follow-up interview with MSNBC’s Alex Wagner, Ramos incredibly dubbed the Latinos she interviewed “cruel” – evidently for valuing national sovereignty – and “hypocritical” for taking issue with communism, while at the same time denying entry to the US from illegal immigrants fleeing communism.
Attributing the GOP Latinos’ “hypocrisy” to the “underlying trend of assimilation,” Ramos claimed the move would backfire for Republicans with Latino moderates, clearly oblivious to the fiscal and criminal impacts illegal immigration has on RGV residents.
“God, country… what was the other one?” Wagner questioned, bizarrely disregarding what the Latino interviewees identified as their core values.
Ramos and Wagner went on to criticize the fact Flores’ message was aided by evangelical churches, which Ramos alleged was not on par with Black churches spreading the liberal message of social justice to their congregations.
“Her campaign started in her church, in her evangelical church. [Flores’] pastor mobilized the congregation, he mobilized other pastors, he mobilized evangelical Latinos in the area, and not only did it work in the Rio Grande Valley, but they want to nationalize that model,” Ramos explained.
“Now there’s a question,” she continued. “Is it fair to compare these Latino evangelical models to Black churches? Are you having the same conversations about social justice and racial equality, or are they becoming these hubs of political indoctrination?”
The leftist reporters’ condescension in the follow-up interview was palpable, and it stands to reason Democrats will continue to lose support among Hispanics so long as they keep talking down to them, misrepresenting their arguments and undermining their sensible concerns.
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