Articles in Category: 'Latinos'

Why Mitt Romney Lost the Hispanic Vote
By: Mona Charen | Posted: November 10, 2012 3:55 AM
The pundit world will now eviscerate Mitt Romney, a man who, had he garnered just a few hundred thousand more votes in a few key districts, would have been hailed as a political genius.
TAGS: Barack Obama, East Asian voters, George W. Bush, Hispanics, Juan Williams, Latinos, Marco Rubio, Mitch Daniels, Mitt Romney, News, Columns
 
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Similarities in Julian Castro and Marco Rubio? Their Hispanicness, Not Much Else
By: Nancy Smith | Posted: September 5, 2012 3:55 AM

Julian Castro and Marco Rubio are both silver-tongued young Hispanics, both rising stars in their parties who feel touched by the hand of destiny.

TAGS: CBS News, Cuba, Cuban-Americans, Estelle Ruiz, Hispanics, Julian Castro, Latinos, Marco Rubio, Mexican-Americans, News, San Antonio, Stanford Law School, University of Miami Law School, Columns
 
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Can the GOP Lose the Latino Vote and Still Win the White House?
By: Nancy Smith | Posted: January 16, 2012 3:55 AM
The folks you see out there yahooing and happy dancing and sending up fireworks -- figuratively speaking, anyway -- are probably Democrats.
TAGS: Alexandra Fitzpatrick, Barack Obama, Bettina Inclan, Cal Marshland, David Leopold, DeeDee Blase, Hispanics, Immigration, J.D. Hayworth, Kris Kobach, Latinos, Marco Rubio, Mitt Romney, News, Pete Wilson, Reince Priebus, Republican National Committee, Somos Republicans, Tom Tancredo, Columns
 
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Weekly Roundup: Scott Rocks Higher Ed Boat
By: Brandon Larrabee News Service of Florida | Posted: October 22, 2011 3:55 AM
TAGS: Agency for Health Care Administration, Alan Hays, Brazil, Eric Brody, Florida Has a Right to Know, J.D. Alexander, Janet Cruz, Justin Senior, Latinos, Lizbeth Benacquisto, Medicaid, Mike Fasano, Mike Haridopolos, Neil Fenske, News, Rick Scott, STEM, Tom Auxter, United Faculty of Florida, University of Florida, Ver En Español, Politics
 
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Weekly Roundup
By: Michael Peltier News Service of Florida | Posted: August 20, 2011 3:55 AM
 
TAGS: African Americans, Agency for Workforce Innovation, Alvin Brown, Associated Industries of Florida, Audrey Gibson, Barney Bishop, BP Oil, Cecil Pearce, Charles Canady, Cubans, David Lawrence, Early Childhood Initiative Foundation, First Coast Outer Beltway, Florida Police Benevolent Association, Florida Power & Light, Florida Public Service Commission, Florida Supreme Court, Florida Transportation Commission, Florida Turnpike Enterprise, Gray Robinson, Haitian immigrants, Jackie Fulford, jobless rate, Latinos, Leandrew Mills III, Mike Fasano, National Council on Compensation Insurance, News, PBA, privatization, Progress Energy Florida, Ramon Day, Ray Sansom, Rick Scott, Ricky Polston, Ron Book, rulemaking, Second District Court of Appeal, Smith & Ballard, Southern Strategy Group, State Board of Education, Terry Fields, Tony Hill, Willie Meggs, Politics
 
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Weekly Roundup: Sinkhole Black Hole
By: Michael Peltier News Service of Florida | Posted: July 30, 2011 3:55 AM
TAGS: Abraham Allison, Alex Sink, Arthenia Joyner, Charlie Dean, Citizens Property Insurance Corp., Confederate States of America, Corrections Officials, Corrine Brown, Darren Soto, Department of Economic Opportunity, Doug Darling, Ed Buss, Florida Department of State, Gray Swoope, June Clarkson, lane wright, LatinoJustice PRLDEF, Latinos, Lender Processing Services, Mike Fasano, Mike Sole, News, non-Cubans, Pam Bondi, Progress Florida, ProVest, Redistricting, Richard Lawson, Rick Perry, Rick Scott, Robert Hinkle, Sharon Binnon, sinkholes, Theresa Edwards, Veterans Hall of Fame, Voting Rights Act, Politics
 
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Change in Latino Population Could Alter Florida's Politics
By: Brandon Larrabee News Service of Florida | Posted: June 29, 2011 3:55 AM

TAGS: Cubans, Emilio Perez, Fair Districts, George W. Bush, Hispanics, John Kerry, Juan Cartagena, LatinoJustice/PRLDEF, Latinos, Mexicans, News, Puerto Ricans, Rep. Darren Soto, U.S. Census Bureau, Government
 
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