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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Reading “Decision Points”
Former president George W. Bush’s book “Decision Points” has recently been published. While not exactly an exciting page-turner, the book does provide some insight into the White House for much of the last decade. There are several interesting things that “Decision Points” says. Continue reading
Thoughts on the “Permanent Democratic Majority” Thesis
This is the second part of two posts analyzing and challenging the idea of a “permanent Democratic majority.” The previous part can be found here. A “Permanent Democratic Majority” The previous post argued that the “permanent Democratic majority” – the idea … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Hispanics, Republicans
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, future, Hispanics, Latinos, Politics, Race, racial politics, red, Republicans, whites
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Challenging the “Permanent Democratic Majority” Thesis
This is the first part of two posts analyzing and challenging the idea of a “permanent Democratic majority.” The second part can be found here. A “Permanent Democratic Majority” The permanent Democratic majority is a theory spun by many Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Hispanics, Republicans, Whites
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, future, Hispanics, Latinos, Politics, Race, racial politics, red, Republicans, whites
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The Strange Duality of Spanish in the American Imagination
It’s quite interesting to see how America perceives Spanish. There are two quite different ways that the Spanish language is viewed in the American imagination. Indeed, in many ways these two approaches are the exact opposite. The first way is the one more … Continue reading
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Tagged American popular culture, Hispanics, Immigration, Latinos, Spanish
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Analyzing the 2010 Midterm Elections – the Florida Gubernatorial Election
This is a part of a series of posts analyzing the 2010 midterm elections. This post will discuss the 2010 Florida gubernatorial election, which Republican candidate Rick Scott won in an extremely close contest. Florida’s Gubernatorial Election On November 2010, … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, Florida
Tagged Alex Sink, Democrats, elections, Florida, Politics, Republicans, Rick Scott
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