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Ilhan Apologist
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« on: May 19, 2019, 02:41:50 PM »

Yeah, the obvious answer is Cubans.

Cuban voters may not be voting Republican for President anymore, but they sure still vote R downballot.

In my humble opinion, we should wait until 2020 before making such predictions.

This. I think Cubans very well might come home in 2020; they seem to have warmed up to Trump.
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Ilhan Apologist
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« Reply #1 on: May 22, 2019, 11:28:45 AM »

Yeah, the obvious answer is Cubans.

Cuban voters may not be voting Republican for President anymore, but they sure still vote R downballot.

In my humble opinion, we should wait until 2020 before making such predictions.

This. I think Cubans very well might come home in 2020; they seem to have warmed up to Trump.

Based on what? Has there been polling to substantiate this or is it just a gut feeling?

Also, while I do think it's plausible that Cubans will swing towards Trump if Sanders (especially) or Warren is the nominee, if it's Biden I highly doubt it. They will probably actually swing farther away from him, because Biden is a Catholic and will likely be seen as more moderate than Hillary; it will be very difficult for the GOP to paint him as a socialist, unlike Sanders.

Didn't Florida exit polls show Trump looking strong among Cubans last November?
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Ilhan Apologist
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« Reply #2 on: May 22, 2019, 11:36:33 PM »
« Edited: May 23, 2019, 12:02:59 AM by Biden isn't guaranteed PA »

A couple of Jews maybe as well? I remember that Gillum was briefly under fire for Israel comments or his afflilation with certain anti-Israel groups. Not that it was at Omar levels, but I remember him being criticized for that.

The Jewish Press did endorse Ron DeSantis, for what it's worth.

Edit: Though that's irrelevant in the Senate race.
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