"Different variables will yield different predictions. But it seems likely that the political clout of more conservative regions like the South and Southwest will continue to grow as a result of population shifts. And because powerful, enduring regional cultures tend to replace dwindling and attenuating immigrant cultures, a growing number of conservative Southern and Southwestern Latinos in the electorate may doom the hope that Latino immigration and fertility will propel a Democratic coalition of Latinos, African-Americans and white progressives to permanent power in American government."
Michael Lind in Salon questions the emerging Democratic majority.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
"Give an Irishman a Horse and He'll Vote Tory"
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immigration,
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twentieth century,
twenty-first century
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