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Latino, but I am a Republican

Andres,
Colorado Springs, CO

As a second generation Mexican, with 2 parents that at one point came here illegally. I vote republican, I am a Republican. I voted for Trump, I support ICE. These things get me labeled a traitor, a bigot, or a brain washed conservative. My father came here illegally, but gained his citizenship under the Ronald Reagan administration’s Amnesty. My mother came over smuggled in the back of a Uhaul but gained her residency and proudly achieved US Citizenship this past December. I do not agree with handouts or weekly payouts for those coming here to abuse our system. I do not support our veterans, as a United States Marine Corps veteran, living on the streets while those that have given nothing for our nation are being fed with a sliver spoon. I agree with deportation and cleaning up our communities in such a way that our own citizens are provided for versus strangers. I am tired of being labeled things, or being grouped with racists for feeling that we need to get back to our core. My roots are Red White and Green, but I bleed Red White and Blue. I have this nation to thank for all the things that my family and I are blessed for, I can appreciate my heritage but recognize my present.

Depends on where you are/live!

Henry C. Tribble
Indianapolis, IN

The issues of race became more open when Barrack Obama became the Democratic standard bearer and then elected president. Most racism in is based on “scapegoatism”, the need to have someone/group to look down on.The people who had/have those needs went berserk because a Black president meant, in their minds.”Now I don’t have anyone beneath me to look down on, now I am at the bottom!” That is why open racism has to returned in some places, and usually in abodes of racism, to a pitch not seen since the late sixties and early seventies when their world was destroyed.That is why Repubs (Most were Democrats until the late sixties/seventies when civil rights legislation was passed and enforced.) in Congress are so mad they cain’t see or do anything other than block the Black president!White racist began buying guns at fever levels.Most of these people are older and fewer young,so the future is bleak for that ilk and is in fact a dying breed!This demographic fact is seen in both elections of President Obama.It is my understanding that older White people were the only major group from which Obama did not receive a majority of support.

What we are experiencing reminds me of the afternoon thunderstorms in SW Florida which take out most of the humidity, create lovely weather,great sunsets and many versions of purple clouds.I pray that I am correct!

Republican: Wealth, Racism, Misinformation, and Misdirection.

Jaime F. Galdamez
Madera, CA

It’s not plain to see out in the open, but those of us of different color and ethnic back grounds, those of us way below middle income, those of us who’ve been discriminated against, and stereotyped can see and feel the racial tension and classism coming from the right.
We know racism and socioeconomic discrimination when we see it, we can feel it.

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