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• 54smom

  Posted on November 12, 2012 at 12:08am

  well mark he is a socialist…I think Grandpa knows what he is talking about, he has seen it in action!

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• nachodadi

  Posted on November 11, 2012 at 6:17pm

  Just more proof we need more educators. Not parents!

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• RayOne

  Posted on November 11, 2012 at 10:52am

  http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/11/How-to-Win-in-Blue-State-America-Lessons-from-South-Africa-s-Opposition
  The Hispanic community is being packaged for consumption by the DNC and the hand that works BHO..

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• freedomisasfreedomdoes

  Posted on November 11, 2012 at 1:04am

  Truly sad thing is Mr. Blancos grandfather is an expert–he probably lived it.

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• barguelles24

  Posted on November 10, 2012 at 1:07pm

  I am a U.S born Cuban-American and I can tell you that I had to convince my father who is Cuban born but came to the United States in 1940 to vote for Romney. He was raised in NY and has always been a Democrat and on election night he called me and told me that he voted for Romney with a lump in his throat. It was hard for him. Many of my friends voted for Obama and they are Cuban-Americans. I do not understand how they can not see what I see or listen to their elders who listen to his empty words and see his empty promises. I worked when I could for the Romney campaign and I can tell you that there was real fear among the elders in our community in Miami. Venezuelans also told me that they see what happened in Venezuela happening here. I have felt fear and despair for our country after this election. I fear for my children’s future but at least I am teaching them. Communism is very real and it is not even spoken about. We do not have a lot of time in trying to get our message out. There are more ignorant and dependant people in our society and that is how the election was won because the record speaks for itself. For a party that says they care for the poor and unfortunate, they have just voted to make them even more poor. I have faith in God but I wish that we did not have to go through the pain that we are about to go through. God help us.

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  • The Giver

    Posted on November 11, 2012 at 3:51pm

    Amen. I was born in Cuba and came here as a child. My whole family voted Romney, but the university graduates ( nieces and nephews) were all indoctrinated to vote for the Marxist. America is popping them out of the colleges like pop tarts. Flat, utopian dopes. God help is is right.

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• tjalfo

  Posted on November 10, 2012 at 8:54am

  I am a Cuban born, hard line conservative, and very God fearing. The reason is not were you are born, but the indoctrination our kids are brought in. Cuban parents are on the loosing side of moral, Christian, conservative values just as American Families are. The traditions and respect for elders is run a mock, just because of the new converted freedoms given to young Americans including my 4 kids. We not only loose our tradition, and values, we too loose kids to libertine ideas and the free generational gap soon is the result. I pray loudly for the salvation of this country and for the salvation of our youth. I confess that as a 7 to 9 years of age a young man in Cuba I was mentally and physically torture of which I strongly tell my children and I can see that I have only a 50/50 chance in winning them over to my ideas. God Help Us All!, Amen!

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  • glckgrl

    Posted on November 12, 2012 at 7:42am

    I value and respect your experience, sir, and pray your family will open their eyes, ears and hearts to the truth of what you are saying. I believe you and share your sentiments as do the people who enjoy the truth reported on this website.

    The indoctrination of our youth is astonishing. We need an affluent Republican venture capitalist company to produce honest textbooks and we need to encourage more young conservatives to get public administration higher education degrees so they become principals and get to choose the school textbooks (elementary, high school and college).

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• blissdesignz

  Posted on November 10, 2012 at 5:08am

  75% of immigrants from Cuba that became citizens in the US wouldn’t vote for Obama because they say he reminds them of Castro, that’s a fact I read about a week ago. They have seen the horrors of Marxism & know that after America it’s all over. No military to defend the remaining countries that offer freedom & democracy. It’s such a shame that young, indoctrinated Americans don’t know any better & don’t have the respect for their elders that would cause them to really listen to their perspective. A flashy suit promising them stuff that he’ll never deliver gets more trust than those that did all they could to give them freedom & the chance to do anything they set their minds to in a capitalist America. It’s so sad.

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• alicat2441

  Posted on November 9, 2012 at 11:50pm

  And Mark Blanco your grandfather, coming from Cuba, obviously having had experience with socialism would know what socialism looks like. Right? So how stupid are you not to listen to your granfather. Wow, your ignorance is staggering.

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  • paleoconservatarian

    Posted on November 10, 2012 at 1:14am

    Poor Mark was probably told by Al Gore that he knows things the older generation doesn’t know.

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  • glckgrl

    Posted on November 12, 2012 at 7:44am

    Right on, Alicat! Respect our elders and value their experience.

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