Spanish language skills gain ground among politicians with Hispanic constituents

“Kissing babies and shaking voters hands translates to any language, but more politicians today are also using their Spanish skills to win over Latino voters.

U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Denver, broke new ground and caused controversy last week when he delivered the first Spanish version of the Democratic preview to the State of the Union speech.”

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