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Liberal commentator Scott Galloway sparked accusations that he called for violence against Elon Musk, after labeling him a "traitor to the west
Liberal commentator Scott Galloway sparked accusations that he called for violence against Elon Musk, after labeling him a "traitor to the west
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIq-xBdGTWE] Is he calling for public execution?[[User:Dianne3000|Dianne3000]] ([[User talk:Dianne3000|talk]])•
== The elephant in the room: Latino votes & ICE ==
‘This is an earthquake’: Latino voters rush back to Democrats.
This is an earthquake,” Democratic Latino operative Sergio Gonzalez told POLITICO on the sidelines of Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa’s victory party in Austin. “Latinos were angry. They were angry this election.”
While the entire country shifted toward Democrats, nowhere shifted as dramatically as predominantly Latino areas. Across the nation Latino voters of all backgrounds — Mexican Americans and Central Americans in the Southwest, heartland and on the West Coast, Puerto Ricans and Dominicans in Pennsylvania, Venezuelans, Puerto Ricans and Cubans in Florida — unhappy with the economy and furious over Trump’s immigration enforcement fled the party in droves.
In a single cycle, Democrats appeared to reset Republicans’ gradual decade-long gains with Latino voters.
Latino voters who “broke for President Trump in historical numbers [in 2024] … had to make a hard change because their paycheck wasn’t moving fast and far enough for them,” said Trump’s former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer in an interview Tuesday night. “And Republicans ran out of runway on that.”
The epicenter of the earthquake was Texas, where a turnout surge — especially among younger first-time Latino voters — helped Democrats sweep Texas’ statewide offices — the first time since 1994 they’ve won any at all. Republicans won only one of the five House seats they had gerrymandered...
[https://www.politico.com/news/2026/11/04/this-is-an-earthquake-latino-voters-rush-back-to-democrats-01149510]