So a new poll came out on Friday and it showed that Democrats were losing support among

Hispanic voters compared to the 2018 midterm races. So back in 2018 they had between 70

and 80% support from Hispanic voters and that is now dropping to 63%. So still getting

support is just dwindling a lot. And it appears that the roots of this are from not only

the economy, but also Biden's poor job performance over the past two years.

Yeah, and you think about in a state like Nevada where Hispanic voters are such a key

constituency where there is a very tight U.S. center race, lack salt, the former attorney

generals, the Republican, you know, it's a 9% swing basically against Democrats and

for Republicans with Hispanic voters. That is more than enough to make up in a 2% race in

a state like Nevada. And one of the big reasons Hispanics are starting to leave the Democrat

party is there I think I think they're starting to catch on that they were for a long period

of time, the cause de jour the Democrat party and everything was focused on them and all

the identity politics were focused on them. And now since 2020, it has become the BLM movement

has became the cause de jour and the Hispanic voters looking and going, I guess that was all

just lip service because they threw us out like yesterday's garbage. And that's what the Democrats

live and feed off of is identity politics and separating and grouping people. And we mentioned

this because Obama was on, I think pod save America is the name of the podcast and I think that's

done by group of people who used to work for him. And he said that a lot of people and rightfully so

do not like identity politics and it's actually hurting the Democrats. Yeah, he called the Democrats

buzz kills and says that the rhetoric forces people to walk on eggshells. Yeah, take a listen.

What works for I think everybody is the idea of basic equal treatment and fairness.

That's an argument that's compatible with progress on social issues and is compatible with

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