From ''More Untruth About Donald Trump....''

[_Brackite]

Donald Trump still has very high negative ratings among Hispanic voters.

"A Latino Decisions/ImpreMedia poll of registered Latino voters in battleground states showed 71 percent of those surveyed had an unfavorable view of Trump." - Link

"A recent Post-Univision News poll found that 80 percent of Hispanics have an unfavorable view of Trump." - Link

“Trump has 12% favorable, 77% unfavorable image among Hispanics″ - Link


Remember that Romney won the white vote by about 24 percentage points from Florida, but he still lost that swing State to Obama by 0.88%.

"Mitt Romney won white voters by 24 percent." - Link

[_Brackite]

I think I got a little bit confused from Posting this in one of LDSfaq's Thread, and that is why this Post of mine got broken off into another thread here.

Anyway, if Trump is going to become the 2016 GOP Nominee, it is going to be very, very difficult for him to be able to win the general election, and this is mostly to do with his high unfavorable ratings among Hispanic voters. Trump will either need to win Colorado or Florida for him to be able to win the general election in the fall.

According to the RCP Average, Hillary Clinton is now up by +2.2 over Trump from the crucial swing State of Florida. Link

[_ajax18]

Trump will either need to win Colorado or Florida for him to be able to win the general election in the fall.

The Hispanic unicorn didn't come out for Rubio or Kasich tonight in Florida. Florida Republicans had their chance to choose one of two amnesty candidates and they chose the candidate who promises to enforce the border.

I saw Rubio won big in Puerto Rico last week, but why are Puerto Ricans voting in a Republican primary? Assuming no voter fraud, Puerto Ricans can't vote in the general election nor should they since they don't pay federal income taxes.