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SEN. HARRY REID
CONSERVATIVE HISPANICS REBUT REID
This Statement Was Released by The Conservative Hispanic Society.
Aug. 15, 2010 - The comments made by Senate Majority leader Harry Reid are unacceptable and
unbecoming of the office and position he holds. His comments show how out of touch Sen. Harry Reid and
other liberals are with the Hispanic Community.
Sadly this isn’t the first time that Reid, a prominent Democrat,
has inappropriately injected race into the public discourse. Who
can forget his comments about the President of the United States
and his ability to speak with “no Negro dialect,” and making
reference that Mr. Barack Obama was, “light skinned.”
Now Reid is wading into waters he clearly doesn’t understand.
His statement, "I don't know how anyone of Hispanic heritage
could be a Republican,” shows how little Reid knows of the
Latino community. Our members are encouraged to, “VOTE
THEIR VALUES.” Those values include Equal Opportunity for
all Citizens, Educational Opportunity for All, Limited Taxation and Sanctity of Human Life.
There is no majority in the Latino community that supports abortion on demand, a barbaric practice that
Harry Reid’s caucus revels. And there is no majority among Latinos that believes that God is off limits in
the public sector. Yet Democrats and their surrogates fight to abridge our children’s 1st amendment rights
in public schools.
As long as Republicans live up to their conservative founding principles, it’s clear that Latinos’ values more
closely align with Republicans, not Democrats. In fact Democrat policies resemble many of the leftist
countries our forefathers escaped from.
Reid should not presume to speak on behalf of Hispanics and our values. And he ought not to
inject race into his campaign to try and save himself from the ire and distain of Nevadans that he
so richly deserves.
The Conservative Hispanic Society, a non-partisan organization, exists to preserve and protect traditional
conservative Hispanic values through community involvement, advancement of Hispanic-owned businesses
and promotion of conservative policy at the local, state and federal levels. A majority of Hispanics
nationwide consider themselves conservative; God, traditional family values, pro-life and limited
government. Hispanics want an organization that represents their conservative values in the community. The
Conservative Hispanic Society will make sure the conservative Hispanic voice is heard.
This Statement Was Released by The Conservative Hispanic Society.
Aug. 15, 2010 - The comments made by Senate Majority leader Harry Reid are unacceptable and
unbecoming of the office and position he holds. His comments show how out of touch Sen. Harry Reid and
other liberals are with the Hispanic Community.
Sadly this isn’t the first time that Reid, a prominent Democrat,
has inappropriately injected race into the public discourse. Who
can forget his comments about the President of the United States
and his ability to speak with “no Negro dialect,” and making
reference that Mr. Barack Obama was, “light skinned.”
Now Reid is wading into waters he clearly doesn’t understand.
His statement, "I don't know how anyone of Hispanic heritage
could be a Republican,” shows how little Reid knows of the
Latino community. Our members are encouraged to, “VOTE
THEIR VALUES.” Those values include Equal Opportunity for
all Citizens, Educational Opportunity for All, Limited Taxation and Sanctity of Human Life.
There is no majority in the Latino community that supports abortion on demand, a barbaric practice that
Harry Reid’s caucus revels. And there is no majority among Latinos that believes that God is off limits in
the public sector. Yet Democrats and their surrogates fight to abridge our children’s 1st amendment rights
in public schools.
As long as Republicans live up to their conservative founding principles, it’s clear that Latinos’ values more
closely align with Republicans, not Democrats. In fact Democrat policies resemble many of the leftist
countries our forefathers escaped from.
Reid should not presume to speak on behalf of Hispanics and our values. And he ought not to
inject race into his campaign to try and save himself from the ire and distain of Nevadans that he
so richly deserves.
The Conservative Hispanic Society, a non-partisan organization, exists to preserve and protect traditional
conservative Hispanic values through community involvement, advancement of Hispanic-owned businesses
and promotion of conservative policy at the local, state and federal levels. A majority of Hispanics
nationwide consider themselves conservative; God, traditional family values, pro-life and limited
government. Hispanics want an organization that represents their conservative values in the community. The
Conservative Hispanic Society will make sure the conservative Hispanic voice is heard.