Influence of Hispanic in 2016 Election is quite exaggerated.

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I sure as hell don't like Clinton, people need to stop assuming she's guaranteed to win Nevada and Colorado.

Did you vote for Obama?

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I sure as hell don't like Clinton, people need to stop assuming she's guaranteed to win Nevada and Colorado.

Did you vote for Obama?

Yes, he did, the first time.

The time Colorado voted for Obama by almost double digits with a smaller Hispanic electorate?

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I sure as hell don't like Clinton, people need to stop assuming she's guaranteed to win Nevada and Colorado.

Did you vote for Obama?

Yes, he did, the first time.

The time Colorado voted for Obama by almost double digits with a smaller Hispanic electorate?

Yes.

And thus his vote is irrelevant. If the democrats need to win Colorado by double digits, they probably need his vote. Otherwise, they can win without him.

Clinton's weakness in Colorado is way overplayed. If the Hispanic vote turns out, which they will against Trump, Colorado will be more Democratic than the nation as a whole.

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Clinton's weakness in Colorado is way overplayed. If the Hispanic vote turns out, which they will against Trump, Colorado will be more Democratic than the nation as a whole.

Why do you think Trump will fare worse among Hispanics than any other Pub candidate?
Most Democrats and most Establishment Pubs think this way.

Its not that I think other Republicans will do great with Hispanics, but Trump will bring the Republican numbers to new lows with Hispanics. And even more importantly, he will drive turnout among Hispanics and Asians which is pretty low compared to Whites and Blacks.