For instance
Republicans believe that they lost a big share of the Hispanic vote simply
because of immigration. I say it was a combination of things. Many Hispanics are poor and do not have health
insurance. The Republicans may not
appeal to this group, not only on the issue of immigration but on a multitude
of issues. Although many Hispanics are
Catholics and may agree with conservatives on issues of abortion and birth
control, when you don’t have a good job or access to health care these issues
are not in the forefront of your mind. I think the Republicans could learn a lot about
people from studying Maslow's
hierarchy of needs.
What most people have
in common right now; men, women, Blacks, Whites, Hispanics, the young and the
middle-aged, are we all want politicians to offer a practical agenda to create jobs,
raise wages, and make health care and higher education more affordable.
We want the opportunity for prosperity and success; We want the American Dream restored.
Most Americans don’t care who the solution
comes from they just want a solution.
They may not necessarily think that the solution coming from the
Democrats is the right solution, but the Democrats appear to be trying to fix
the problem. Republicans seem to offer
nothing.
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