Getting it Right with Latinos - Center for American Progress

Believe it or not, there are many who refer to George Bush as the nation’s first Hispanic president. While not Latino by heritage, he has led one of the most racially/ethnically diverse administrations in the history of our country. With one look at his cabinet it’s evident to see. Seven out of 15 of the nation’s highest posts are held by minorities, including three Hispanics: Anna Escobedo Cabral as treasurer of the United States, Carlos Gutierrez as secretary of Commerce, and Alberto Gonzales as U.S. attorney general. The diversity of President Bush’s cabinet is evidence that he is acknowledging the contributions of Latinos, and other minorities, to the advantage of the United States.

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