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fucking deal? On so many levels..

Here’s an update.. so many here questioned why they attended from such a distance..i wondered too.. Well here it is kids.. God Bless em..

http://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/immigration-reform-activists-disrupt-jeb-s-presidential-announcement-7685502

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Latino, Hispanic,etc.. voters? It’s done don’t ya think.. CNN on top of this story yet? Ha!

I'm sure that this group was surprised at being turned away. So many of Florida's farm workers are Mexican, and they may think that Jeb will be there for them.

The GOP does not care about them.

This is no surprise.

I know Cuban's tend to vote GOP because of the Kennedy/Cuba association,
but the GOP's core values are not the same as the Latino/Hispanic core values.

Again, this is not surprising that a GOP candidate would kick out immigrant looking peoples!

His Republican supporters showed the true racist colors of the rank and file of his constituency. Much or Florida is a racist hell hole just as bias as parts of Mississippi. It just baffles me why any minority would vote for or claim to be a Republican. When I see minorities on TV supporting those who actually hate them I am at a loss.

Where have we heard this before?

WHY did they even want to go to Jeb's event? Is it because Jeb said he was Latino? Does not make much sense unless there is a movement among the immigrants to elect Jeb.

why drive 200 miles to "witness" a new clown getting on the clown bus of the repubs?

When you get kicked out of someplace for no reason, remind me to ask you why you wanted to be there.

would be "why am I being kicked out"?

People should be able to attend public events without being singled out by color or shirt color. The person I was responded to, wondered "why were they there" which is inappropriate.

I did not follow the thread closely enough. Of course I agree that being singled out is wrong. As for wondering why they were there, I think that the answer to that is part of the reason they were kicked out. IMHO, they wanted to keep Immigration Reform as part of the conversation and Bush did not.

“Rebuilding the American Dream means committing to immigration reform and bringing millions of new Americans out of the shadows." - Martin O'Malley

Telling all immigrants where they should and shouldn't go probably takes a lot of time.

It's a lot of ---


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... The Thomas Crown Affair?

Gets me thinking of humorous ways to make a statement.

Asking why a particular demographic would want to attend an event implies the same as telling that same demographic they are unable to attend?

Creative bumper-sticker. Face-palm indeed...

I was responding to someone who suggested that they had no business going to the event. My response was to that individual. There are 2 other places in this thread where I reiterate that.

But then hopefully after realizing his policies they will see the light.

... within driving distance?

They must have missed the memo about what color t-shirts were forbidden.

It must have been a heartbreaking discussion about American politics on the way home.

Land of the free? My ass!!! And they look like such thugs. NOT!!! So they got kicked out for wearing matching shirts with a star and their name on it? WTF!!!

And then the GOP wonders why they can't get the Latino vote. I hope this comes back and bites Bush and all of the GOP is the ass.

Let's see if either of them says anything.

The sound of silence.

It'll be more of those "first amendment zones" we would see under another bush presidency.

cnn on top of it yet? ha..

But his security detail sees brown skin as a threat.

I'm waiting to hear them claim they thought these people might be Middle Eastern disguised as Latinos.

W's people had persons removed from campaign stops and speeches too.
They had people look for bumper stickers they did not approve of then tracked
people from that car down and had them removed from the event.

Way to reach out to the latino vote Jeb.

And perhaps they should be. People truly LOATHE the Bush family.

as long as they are not poor.

I remember a comment he made about the 2000 Presidential Election.

"There's a Million people who care about what happens in this Election: and they're all Poor."

if you run and lose and have campaign money left over you get to keep it right?

DU could field a GOP candidate. All we'd have to do is lie and they are used to that.

It's just shitty PR from unforced errors.

All they have to do is fake polls and pay off the media. Same playbook as always. We just have to get so many registered voters that they can't get away with cheating again. It didn't work for them in 2008 or in 2012.

What an assclown.

According to the Florida Division of Elections, the application requires a signature because the voter is swearing or affirming an oath.

The New York Times obtained Mr. Bush’s application from the Miami-Dade County Elections Department. Florida law requires that the signature, driver’s license number and Social Security number be redacted before such a document is publicly released....

Democrats were quick to criticize Mr. Bush for the error.

Albert Morales, the Democratic National Committee’s Hispanic outreach director, said that Mr. Bush was “out of step” with Latinos, and the Florida Democratic Party suggested that he might have committed a felony.

http://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2015/04/06/jeb-bush-listed-himself-as-hispanic-on-voter-form/

This is ridiculous.

Jeb's base falls in line with all this facistic racism .

Jeb's grandfather owned a land in Cuba before the Cuban Revolution, and his father gave two boats to be used in the Bay of Pigs Invasion, and Jeb has been connected in Florida to Cuban right-wing extremists for decades.