'A BUNCH OF HYPOCRITES': The Texas rep. slammed the Biden administration's response to the border crisis, arguing that the Democratic Party has 'abandoned the Hispanic community.'
Rep. Mayra Flores, R-Texas., on why Democrats are losing ground with Latino voters as President Biden still refuses to visit the southern border" Wednesday the Democratic Party has"abandoned the Hispanic community," leading to more Latino voters expressing support for Republicans in her border district and across the United States.
"This is also an American problem. We need the Joe Biden administration to come and see the policies that they have put in place and what has caused this humanitarian crisis that we're going through here in South Texas," she told Ainsley Earhardt. DALLAS, TEXAS - AUGUST 05: U.S. Rep Mayra Flores and Republican nominee for Arizona governor Kari Lake speak on a panel at the Conservative Political Action Conference CPAC held at the Hilton Anatole on August 05, 2022 in Dallas, Texas.
to Republicans among Latino voters compared to previous election cycles, according to a new poll released less than six weeks before the midterm elections., conducted by NBC News and Telemundo, found that the majority – 54% – prefer Democrats to keep control of Congress as a result of the midterm elections in November. That’s down five percentage points since October 2020 and down a whopping 13 points since November 2018, according to the poll.
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