The Pew Research Center predicts that Hispanic Americans will officially become the largest voting

minority in 2020.

Pew estimates that Hispanic voters will be 13.3% of the electorate with African American

voters at 12.5%.

Now I have no doubt certain Democrat party leaders will privately celebrate their decades

long voter replacement mission accomplished via illegal immigration.

But what does this dramatic population shift mean?

Hispanic politicians will demand a bigger chair at the Democrat Party table of power.

More leadership roles, more money for their districts.

Meanwhile, African Americans already taken for granted by Democrats are going to slip

further down the totem pole.

Their political power will slowly erode and they'll be treated more and more like second-class

minority citizens in a Democrat Party, a trend by the way that's already started.

Here is the sad fact of political life.

Weird number two just doesn't have the same cloud as weird number one, even if you're

talking about minorities.

And yet there is another political reality.

Democrats are going to try to use this Hispanic voting block just decently as they have used

African Americans, always promising to help fix their problems in exchange for votes, but

never delivering, never fixing anything, keeping them forever dependent as a source of

never-ending power.