Mi voto es para Ud. ya que representa el gran paso en la historia una mujer de integridad y respeto despues de un malcriado, machista.

Ojala que llege a la casa Blanca y limpe la imagen de este grande y bello pais Los Estados Unidos

LOS LATINOS Y LAS MUJERES LA APOYAMOS.

ARRIBA SRA CLINTON

Amando Alvarez

When I look into the Clinton past I see 8 years of scandal and investigations. For the last 15 years, our presidents - Bush and Clinton - have been held up for ridicule by the entire world. The last thing I want in my future is the Clintons’ past. There’s no way that Bill Clinton will be able to remain discreet enough to escape the tabloids for 4 whole years. And there is no way Hillary Clinton will not be distracted by the world press exposing her husband’s indiscretions for everyone to see. We need a president who will be able to devote the necessary time to all of our country’s enormous problems, not one who has to worry about which intern her husband is chasing.

Hillary also says she is a doer, not a talker. Well, after multiple terms in the Arkansas Governor’s mansion, the Clintons left the state ranked 49 out of 50 states in education - both in dollars per student and test scores. If they couldn’t do better than that after several years in one not overly populated state, there is no way they will be able to address the dismal state of our entire country’s educational system.

There is one thing that Hillary Clinton managed to do almost singlehandedly during her time in the White House. She alienated almost every single Republican in Congress. This is why Bush was able to win by pronouncing himself a “unifier”. She is the most polarizing candidate in the entire field. There have always been fundamental differences between Democrats and Republicans, but never have party lines been drawn so fiercely as since Hillary Clinton tried to force everyone to do things her way. In order to pass major legislation like health care reform, or stimulation packages for the economy, she would need to garner the support of most of the Republicans she alienated when her husband was President. Now, that’s a fairy tale.

Clinton was the first to take on UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE! That took courage. The forces against her were great, and her plans failed, but she has learned from her experience. She tried to create CHANGE before it was a campaign slogan. Obama has not proven this courage, and lacks the experience. If Clinton fought for such dramatic change as first lady, what will she do as the first female president of the U.S.? Every race knows the power and strength of a good woman. Hillary for president!! IF I am wrong about Obama, my apologies, and he will prove it in 4 or 8 years.

What we should be talking about is why everyone is given a free pass to denigrate Hispanics, especially Mexicans.

In any case, it was a ridiculous statement.

Concerned Mexican

This hispanic community supports you!!!

“Experts speculate that part of the reason could be racial; the ugly truth is that many Latinos harbor ill-feelings towards African Americans and may have a hard time supporting a black candidate for president.”

I read the original article that this came from and you may want to link to your original sources if you are really looking for an impact… otherwise you make yourself look…. well for lack of a better word, racist. If you truly believe a statement like this, then support it with unbiased reports/polls/studies etc.

The Latino’s and African-Americans I know, bear no ill will towards each other and are intelligent enough to look past skin color or cultural background when it comes to moving the great country we live in forward.

People wonder why the rest of the world thinks we are so hypocritical and self serving, we can’t even put “race” aside in order to make America a better place. Remember the melting pot & the land of the free… how about free from racial strife. America has given us all a better life. How about we give each other a little more respect?

sincerely