Latino Population Increase: Good News for Democrats. from the Seoul Times again

Posted on: October 18th, 2005
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“Democratic presidential candidate Al Sharpton reminded Latino elected leaders at a recent forum in Phoenix, Arizona, that George W. Bush is wrong in both English and Spanish.

Sharpton did not speak Spanish at the meeting but the other Democratic presidential hopefuls did as they made a symbolic gesture to capitalize on the increasing Latino vote. “

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