Speaker 1: The Pew Research Center predicts that Hispanic Americans will officially
Speaker 1: become the largest voting minority in Pew estimates that Hispanic
Speaker 1: voters will be thirteen point three percent of the electorate,
Speaker 1: with African American voters at twelve point five percent. Now,
Speaker 1: I have no doubt certain Democrat Party leaders will privately
Speaker 1: celebrate their decades long voter replacement mission accomplished via illegal immigration.
Speaker 1: But what does this dramatic population shift mean. Hispanic politicians
Speaker 1: will demand a bigger chair at the Democrat Party table
Speaker 1: of power, more leadership roles, more money for their districts. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: African Americans, already taken for granted by Democrats, are going
Speaker 1: to slip further down the totem pole. Their political power
Speaker 1: will slowly erode, and they'll be treated more and more
Speaker 1: like second class minority citizens in the Democrat Party, a trend,
Speaker 1: by the way, that's already started. Here is the sad
Speaker 1: fact of plitical life. Weird Number two just doesn't have
Speaker 1: the same clout as we're number one, even if you're
Speaker 1: talking about minorities. And yet there's another political reality. Democrats
Speaker 1: are going to try to use this Hispanic voting block
Speaker 1: just too cynically, as they have used African Americans, always
Speaker 1: promising they helped fix their problems and exchange for votes,
Speaker 1: but never delivering, never fixing anything, keeping them forever dependent
Speaker 1: as a source of never ending power.