'Now at this point, neither candidate has shown that they can secure the coveted 40% of the Hispanic vote, but the GOP has been given a unique opportunity to connect with the Latino community, which could help them towards that goal.'

All of my conservative Hispanic friends, who came here legally, don't care about the aggregation and sociological division. Much like conservative African Americans, they want to move beyond the tired liberal templates of color/race/gender/(whatever) . They just want all the same liberties and freedoms we all enjoy, under the Constitution, without Federal harassment. They want rule of law to be enforced and not ignored capriciously for political gain. They want the immigration system fixed for legal entrants, so they don't spend years wallowing in red tape, fees and bull*. They don't want to see others put ahead of them. Enforce the borders. Fix the hideously inefficient bureaucracy. The latter will be arguably far more difficult and expensive, given the current standards for quality government service. This is why the government wants the quick, dirty and cheap way out. Fixing the system is harder than blanket amnesty (gaming the system). It's so hard, they have been pushing the fast track crap on us, aggressively, over and over and over again

Sorry 'bout that ret_cpo. There are plenty of recipes, but all of them need the only redeeming part of Kermit's new progressive anatomy, prone to jump away when challenged.

Mmmm. Bacon wrapped frog's legs for breakfast.

Clearly the OWS central planning mindset, a product of Marx, only believes in socialist elite control of their constituency. All for their own 'good'. Tea party members believe in personal responsibility and liberty. It's obvious which movement will welcome newcomers.

I have been too lazy to look, but maybe domain squaters want too high a price.

I have heard the rumor many times.

Another article that would look real good under a Breitbart 'BigEducation' or 'BigLabor' site.

Six years ago, all my blogger friends saw this coming... http://insolublog.blogspot.com/2006/08/falling-pr...

I am with you in spirit Ashdreg. Rick is a good man, but good men are hard to integrate into a process designed to destroy them by intimidation, censorship and content manipulation. I admire Newt for going after the first of these, but I see the devil in the details on the latter. I don't want to see another executive, abusing the office, to exert power.

I agree NYCM. A good economic mind would be valuable right now.