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Worried that a left-leaning political bias may already be present in the Spanish-language media in the United States, MRC Latinos aim is to be a champion among journalistic integrity.
Quoting Ronald Reagans Hispanics are conservative they just dont know it yet, Senator Paul a potential 2016 White House contender said that if conservatives engage with Hispanics directly and address their concerns, they will come to realize their values are in fact conservative values.
In an effort to pump life back into the Republican Party and broaden its voter base, Paul focused on immigration.
The bottom line is the Hispanic community is not going to hear us until we get beyond this issue, he said.
Paul argued the Republican Party must get beyond the issue of deportation in order to break through to the Hispanic voters and address other pressing issues facing the community.
Whats happened is that there is not the perception of empathy coming from the Republican Party that we care about Hispanics and where they are coming from and what their problems are, he said. Until we get to that point they are not going to listen to any of the next message. Are there many in the Latino community who go to church and believe in traditional values and who are conservative? Yes. Maybe half. Maybe sixty percent theres enormous upside potential.
In 2012, Democrats received a substantial percentage of the Hispanic vote 71 percent compared to Republicans who managed to gain only 27 percent. However, Paul is confident Republicans can double their Hispanic vote in 2016, but first conservatives need to get the door ajar. One way to do this? To assure that Mrs. Garcias nephew is not going to be sent home to Mexico.
The Obama Administration has come under fire on multiple occasions receiving criticism for record-high deportation rates deporting immigrants faster than any other president in United States history.
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Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul told fellow Republicans on Tuesday that the future of their party depends on them connecting with Hispanics in a more empathetic way and on getting in front of immigration reform a message that further signals his flirtation with a 2016 presidential run.
If we are to change peoples attitudes toward the Republican Party, we have to show up and we have to have something to say, Paul told a small group of conservatives gathered at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. I hope to be part of that dialogue.
This certainly was not the first time that Paul, since being elected to the Senate in 2010, has attempted to connect with Hispanics and other minorities.
However, Republicans interest in his policy vision and his vision for broadening the party base continues to grow as he ascends in the very, very early 2016 polls and travels the country. Recent stops have included those in Democrat-heavy Detroit and at the University of California, Berkeley.
Paul said Tuesday that Republicans need to focus on such issues as reforming the countrys work visa system and improving educational and employment opportunities for minorities.
However, the GOP must first make clear it is not just the party of deportation, he argued.
The bottom line is that the Hispanic community is not going to hear us until we get beyond that issue, Paul told attendees at a symposium sponsored by the conservative Media Research Center and the American Principles Project. Theyre not going to care whether we go to the same church or have the same values or believe in the same kind of future of the country until we get beyond that. Weve got to get beyond deportation to get to the rest of the issues.
He attempted to highlight his point, in part, by noting that 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney at one point touted the idea of self-deportation, and won just 27 percent of the Hispanic vote.
Paul, 51, expressed some optimism about Congress accomplishing some type of immigration reform this year, particularly one expanding the countrys work visa program.
He called the expansion of visas for high-tech workers a no-brainer.
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Rand Paul says GOP must appeal to Hispanics, get 'beyond deportation'