Jan Brewer: AZ Latinos don't vote, so Trump will hold AZ

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

https://mobile.twitter.com/chrislhayes/status/789572094057181188

LOL. Would be 100x more hilarious if Latinos turned out in large enough numbers to give Kirkpatrick a last minute comeback.

[Person Man]

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Ace+ventura+really%3f&view=detail&mid=19DC5713C6DB3B877D3519DC5713C6DB3B877D35&FORM=VRRTAP

[Southern Delegate matthew27]

Watch Latino's come out big time and make up 11.5 or 12% of the electorate nationally and hand Arizona to Hillary.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://mobile.twitter.com/chrislhayes/status/789572094057181188

LOL. Would be 100x more hilarious if Latinos turned out in large enough numbers to give Kirkpatrick a last minute comeback.

No kidding.  This is like locker room bulletin board material.

[Dr. Arch]

I love this antagonizing. It makes me want to vote more.

[HisGrace]

I'm thinking we'll see an avalanche of Latino turnout this time thanks to all the anxiety about Trump. Clinton is already slightly leading in AZ, and she may win by a bigger margin than anyone expects thanks to that.

[Kingpoleon]

I love this antagonizing. It makes me want to vote more.

Please only vote once.
Thanks,
Dave

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is she sloshed again?

[Likely Voter]

In 2012 32% of the population (based on Census) was Latino, but only 18% of voters were Latino. While there are undocumented immigrants counted in the Census, she is not wrong that Latinos don't vote in AZ in proportion to their share of the population. If they did, she probably would never have been elected and Trump would certainly lose.   But as Latinos continue to grow in share, even with low participation the state may reach a tipping point like NM where it doesn't matter. And 2016 may be that election tipping point.

[Dr. Arch]

I love this antagonizing. It makes me want to vote more.

Please only vote once.
Thanks,
Dave

I believe you don't understand that you can only vote once in the US. You can look it up.

[Xing]

Come on Arizona, prove her wrong, you can do it!

[Adam Griffin]

A moment of clarity for her alcohol-soaked, sun-baked brain! She's not wrong, but maybe things will change.

I wonder if Georgia Democrats could enlist Jan's services for lobbying the Clinton campaign and the DNC to do the right thing? We could pay her in fifths of whatever they drink out there and tacky plastic lawn furniture.

[Crumpets]

Live reaction from Arizona Latino HQ:

[pppolitics]

This would make such a great ad.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Oh, how much I want to prove her wrong.

I really hope Hillary's ground game is as amazing as it seems.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

I hope Latinos come out in droves to vote for Hillary Clinton on election day to prove this old hag wrong.

[ProudModerate2]

This would make such a great ad.

Yes. Agree.
They should make it, and run it on the Spanish TV channels in Arizona (in addition to the standard English TV outlets).

[BaldEagle1991]

Live reaction from Arizona Latino HQ:

[ApatheticAustrian]

brave of her of making that comment after registration time has ended, i figure.

[Fuzzy Bear]

In 2012 32% of the population (based on Census) was Latino, but only 18% of voters were Latino. While there are undocumented immigrants counted in the Census, she is not wrong that Latinos don't vote in AZ in proportion to their share of the population. If they did, she probably would never have been elected and Trump would certainly lose.   But as Latinos continue to grow in share, even with low participation the state may reach a tipping point like NM where it doesn't matter. And 2016 may be that election tipping point.

I never underestimate Jan Brewer's power to piss off the opposition and motivate them to action.

AZ is trending Democratic; it has been since 1996.  McCain's Presidential candidacies have slowed that tide somewhat, but now, AZ's GOP is markedly ambivalent toward Trump, so . . .