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The Latino Vote: The Way Forward
The day after the election a friend posted on my Facebook page, the “Latino Vote –unfrigginbelievable.” She’s right. Many factors contributed to President Obama’s re-election. But few are as important as the Latino vote. Hispanics made up 10 percent of Read More...
Latinos Vote: the Leader of the Pack
Coalition. Networks. Alliance. These are all terms that in a political context mean the relationships forged among groups, forming a pact to further an agenda. It’s a power play meant to force an outcome. Representation, respect, access, money can be Read More...
On Tuesday, the Latina Vote Can Make History
These days every time I turn on the TV or radio, I hear an anchor, a campaign operative or an analyst telling us: “This is the most important election in your lifetime.” Really? Why? I’ll leave it to the experts Read More...
¿Qué qué? ¿Undecided Latino Evangelical Christians in Ohio? Oh Yes. They Exist. We Watched The Last Prez Debate Togeths
Overall, did the debates sway or confirm your choice? Read More...
Debate 2012: The Last Dance
The table that divided President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney did not adequately capture how far apart their visions are on America’s role in the world. How to deal with friend Israel or foe Iran, trade with an emboldened China, Read More...
140 Characters or Less: TWLC’s Prez Debate Obama/Romney Re-Match in Tweets
President Obama has often been criticized in the media as being cool, aloof, detached, even being Mr. Spock-ish. He seems to prove them all right at the first debate. Not so for número dos where he was sharp, aggressive, and Read More...
“Binders Full of Women” or the Presidential Debate Re-Match
This was the debate between the two men vying to be President Americans were waiting for. President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney sparred on domestic and foreign policy, at times interrupting and talking over each other, hurling accusations of Read More...









November 13, 2012
