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Can the GOP win back Latino voters?

 

Published 11/13/2008 by edhornick at CNN Political Ticker

A new voter registers at a Democratic Party booth in September in Denver, Colorado. WASHINGTON (CNN) — Si se puede. Translation: Yes we can. It was a common phrase used by Barack Obama and John McCain on the campaign trail this year as they tried to increase their outreach to Latino voters — an influential voting bloc. But clearly, [...] (link)

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