The GOP’s Hispanic Headache

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Written By World in Trust

This article was originally featured in Santa Maria Times and Reflector by Steven Roberts

 

As featured in Santa Marie Times and Reflector USHBC President & CEO Javier Palomarez speaks on the shifting political landscape and rising economic frustration within the Hispanic community: “The broader Hispanic community certainly feels let down. We didn’t get what we thought we were going to get.”

Read the article to explore how Latino voters are reshaping the national conversation.

 
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