Posted on: May 8th, 2008
Filed Under: [ Politics ] [ Election 2008 ]
In order to remain competitive in the general election, John McCain will have to perform a Herculean task: Court the Hispanic vote without alienating the base of the Republican Party.
Maverick McCain is currently viewed with suspicion by both camps. Hispanic immigration activists insist that Mr. McCain’s current proposal which emphasizes enforcing the border first and then establishing a temporary worker program is insufficient. On the other hand, many conservatives will not support Mr. McCain if he appears weak on immigration”*
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