As a Hispanic that has talked to very conservative Hispanics allow me to tell you that you are the one dreaming. Never before I remember my relatives of the conservative side be so upset with the Republicans as when they opposed the Dreamers and when many of them continue to oppose immigration reform.
And besides dreaming, you continue to ignore the many reasons that I explained many times to you about why most Hispanics continue to vote Democrat. The attitude shown to many Hispanics when Republicans claim to not understand why is that they vote as they do is also one reason.
Oh and Qin Shi Huangdi, you should notice that the poll adaher is using is from the mid term elections, and he still misuses that to tell himself and others that minorities will not vote much in the next presidential elections.
I’m pretty sure he knows that 2014 was a midterm election. I used the poll to demonstrate that in lower turnout affairs, more Republican Latinos turn out than Democratic Latinos. So if 2016 features lower turnout than 2012, then Republicans will probably win a larger share of the Latino vote. 33% was my prediction.
Your prediction therefore stinks as it ignores what happens in a general election and that many Hispanics, even among the wealthy, are reporting that Trump will not get their support, and the most conservative ones do waver at the prospect of having to carry water for Trump in the general election.
My prediction is that if Trump or Cruz is the nominee that then the Republicans will be lucky to get about 19% of the Hispanic vote. With other candidates I do think that they could reach 25%
Trump won’t be the nominee, and Cruz probably won’t be the nominee. In either case I don’t care how much of the Latino vote they get, since they won’t win regardless.