The Latino generational divide

The Kennedys aren’t the only political brood riven by the hard-fought Democratic presidential race. In Texas, where polls now show the March 4 contest a tossup, father-son splits have emerged in two prominent Latino families.

The Houston Chronicle noted over the weekend that while Hillary Clinton can claim the support of U.S. Rep. Solomon Ortiz and state Sen. Eddie Lucio — both longtime officeholders — Barack Obama has the backing of state Reps. Solomon Ortiz Jr. and Eddie Lucio III”*

*From: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com
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