Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show.

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Today's episode is definitely going to be near and dear to Realignment listeners' hearts.

We are focusing on the question of why have Hispanic,

social Latino voters increasingly been voting Republican despite the obvious headwinds

would make that seem a surprising fact, especially if you're my age,

really looking at politics with the lens of 2013,

when the Republican Party thought the only way you could do better for Hispanics

would be to, let's say, do immigration reform, provide a pathway to citizenship,

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