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Former president Ronald Reagan once said he didn’t leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left him.
Today, we aren’t just seeing that line of thinking from old white guys. People of all ages and races, including Hispanics, are reaching the same conclusion, according to a New York Times editorial, which OutKick founder Clay Travis addressed.
“This is an interesting story, that I think there is a great deal of truth to,” Clay said on the latest OutKick the Show. “Democrats have gone so left wing with their cultural obsessions, that much of the language that they use doesn’t connect with regular people.
“I’ll give you an example: Only 3 percent of Latinos use the term ‘Latinx,’ which liberals have tried to put on the Latin community. Nine percent of white liberals, however, think it’s the appropriate term to use.
“What you’re getting here is a major cultural disconnect, which is pushing the Latino population toward Republicans.”
Based on the trend of the past decade, the majority of Latino voters will vote Republican, Clay added.
“My prediction, and I’ve been making this prediction for a while, in 2022 and 2024, we are going to see the collapse of the Democratic Party as we know it,” he said.
For that and more, watch the latest full edition of OutKick the Show in the video below.
Tyreek Hill to Dolphins blockbuster, KBJ can’t define a woman because she’s not a biologist, Herbreit and Michaels to TNF, AFC talent domination, Hispanics moving to GOP in big way https://t.co/RHyYXK17NM
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) March 23, 2022
Couldn’t define a woman not a biologist that’s one of the dumbest non answers in the history of the Supreme Court she should be rejected period will she be prolly not sadly be stuck with another really dumb activist broad on the court
Thanks Captain Obvious. Most Latino families, if religious, are Catholic. Catholics are generally conservative. Many Latino families are traditionally family oriented and have clearly defined male and female roles. The woke bull shit of CRT and the like doesn’t vibe with conservative, often times Catholic, viewpoints.