Aren't Puerto Ricans voting for Dems anyways? They aren't Cubans who vote GOP

The National Puerto Rican Agenda’s Pennsylvania Chapter, a nonpartisan organization, is condemning comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s comments on the island and is urging Puerto Ricans and Latino voters to "reject" them on Election Day.

“Those disgraceful and heinous comments have a big disregard on the Puerto Rican/Latino contributions and developments, as well as a message of what Trump and his campaign believe about the 65.5 million Latinos living in the United States, the largest ethnic minority group in the country,” the National Puerto Rican Agenda’s Pennsylvania Chapter said in a statement first shared with POLITICO.

They added, “We urge our Puerto Rican and Latino voters of Pennsylvania to reject this blatant disrespectful expression about our people by casting their vote on November 5.”

Hinchcliffe spoke at Trump's Sunday night rally at Madison Square Garden and called Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage."

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

You two are pretty clueless. Yes, PR has no electoral votes. But Puerto Ricans live in many other states in the union, including several of the swing states. And not only did the trailer trash joke offend Puerto Ricans, it offended other Latinos as well. So, Trump was tied in Pennsylvania and probably has lost it. He was leading in Nevada and it's probably back to a toss up. He was leading in Arizona and it may be back to a toss up (yes, there are Mexican Americans who were also offended by the joke and many live in Arizona).

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Puerto Ricans are American citizens who can and do vote when they live in one of the states. 450,000 of them in Pennsylvania alone.

450K who left Puerto Rico for some reason.

Many of them left because after Maria devastated the island AND Trump refused to help them rebuild and withheld necessary money and supplies, people had to leave the island to find opportunities on the mainland. Many of them, like two of my co-workers, are sending money back to the island to help their families rebuild. They are doing what they can when Trump refused to do what he could.

They already knew that Trump was terrible for Puerto Rico. Some of them did not have time to go and vote. But I bet that after the Trump MSG event, that very few of them will miss going to cast their vote for Harris. He had started to catch up in Pennsylvania and he's now lost that state and possibly the whole election. And not only Puerto Ricans, but I also know other Latinos who are just as inflamed by the racist and very stupid joke.

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Anonymous wrote:A comedian made a joke and liberals attempt to state it was Trump’s comment or policy?

Omg if Harris held an event that opened with a comedian that called Appalachia an island of garbage, can you imagine the endless sh%t she would get for that? Even if didnt come out of her mouth? Give me a break. His campain owns this.

+1 They’re still b|tching and moaning about what Obama said about guns and religion under his breath in PA in 2007.

PA is a horrible state

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Anonymous wrote:A comedian made a joke and liberals attempt to state it was Trump’s comment or policy?

Omg if Harris held an event that opened with a comedian that called Appalachia an island of garbage, can you imagine the endless sh%t she would get for that? Even if didnt come out of her mouth? Give me a break. His campain owns this.

They're still talking about Clinton calling the the racists and the haters "deplorable".

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Anonymous wrote:A comedian made a joke and liberals attempt to state it was Trump’s comment or policy?

Omg if Harris held an event that opened with a comedian that called Appalachia an island of garbage, can you imagine the endless sh%t she would get for that? Even if didnt come out of her mouth? Give me a break. His campain owns this.

They were mad when Hillary said that the federal government would fund jobs for people in Appalachia that were better than coal mining.

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Anonymous wrote:A comedian made a joke and liberals attempt to state it was Trump’s comment or policy?

Omg if Harris held an event that opened with a comedian that called Appalachia an island of garbage, can you imagine the endless sh%t she would get for that? Even if didnt come out of her mouth? Give me a break. His campain owns this.

+1 They’re still b|tching and moaning about what Obama said about guns and religion under his breath in PA in 2007.

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Anonymous wrote:Puerto Rico has no electoral college votes so what difference does it make?

Not much.

Except in Pennsylvania and Florida! Unless of course you know something Rick Scott and Marco Rubio and each of Trump’s subliterate spokespeople don’t know? Maybe be a pal and let them know its all good, they should just go ahead and crack some jokes about Sturgis being white-trash tacky and how that sea of dorks taping menstrual pads to their ears to honor Trump looked stupid? Just go for broke, numbnuts.

We can hear your Depends are at capacity, go ahead and get changed. Your bravado needs some work.

Cruz not saying anything on this may hurt him in Texas.

Cruz is a fake ass latino and everyone knows it.

Anonymous wrote:A comedian made a joke and liberals attempt to state it was Trump’s comment or policy?

Omg if Harris held an event that opened with a comedian that called Appalachia an island of garbage, can you imagine the endless sh%t she would get for that? Even if didnt come out of her mouth? Give me a break. His campain owns this.

Anonymous wrote:Now play that ad in Pennsylvania and Florida over and over again...
https://thehill.com/latino/4958035-harris-cam...ll-tony-hinchcliffe/

Vice President Harris’s campaign wasted no time making hay of the backlash against a crude comedy set at former President Trump’s Madison Square Garden (MSG) rally on Sunday.

The Harris campaign on Monday cut and released an ad tying comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s set, where he compared Puerto Rico to a seafaring garbage patch, to Trump’s treatment of the island.

The ad replays images of hurricane devastation in Puerto Rico set to Hinchcliffe’s punchline — “a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean, I think it’s called Puerto Rico” — cutting to a black screen and Trump’s unorthodox pronunciation of “Puerto Rico” at a 2017 Hispanic Heritage Month event.

Yeah I don’t think this is going to lose Florida for Trump but it would be DELICIOUS if it takes out Rick Scott.

Now play that ad in Pennsylvania and Florida over and over again...
https://thehill.com/latino/4958035-harris-cam...ll-tony-hinchcliffe/

Vice President Harris’s campaign wasted no time making hay of the backlash against a crude comedy set at former President Trump’s Madison Square Garden (MSG) rally on Sunday.

The Harris campaign on Monday cut and released an ad tying comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s set, where he compared Puerto Rico to a seafaring garbage patch, to Trump’s treatment of the island.

The ad replays images of hurricane devastation in Puerto Rico set to Hinchcliffe’s punchline — “a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean, I think it’s called Puerto Rico” — cutting to a black screen and Trump’s unorthodox pronunciation of “Puerto Rico” at a 2017 Hispanic Heritage Month event.

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Wow, and i’ll bet they’ll do whatever he says. History shows that celebrity endorsements are hugely impactful…

Jealous much? I'm happy with Bad Bunny's 45 million followers seeing that endorsement, and you just enjoy Trump's endorsement from disbarred Four Seasons star Rudy Giuliani.

Don’t be mean. Giuliani also starred as Old Man Unbuckling His Pants in that last Borat film.

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Wow, and i’ll bet they’ll do whatever he says. History shows that celebrity endorsements are hugely impactful…

This is what Republican donttt understand. Since they ate immune to fact, they can't distinguish sharing relevant information about what's happening world from being told what to do. In their Fox News world, the two are the same thing.

You sound smart.

Clearly you are easily influenced or you wouldn’t be shilling for Trump.

BOOM shakalaka