February 02, 2004
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A
Republican Woman Switches To Protest The Bush Betrayal
Vdare.com Update:
We’ve had
letters disputing Raoul Lowery Contreras’s claim that
Schwarzenegger would “not be governor if 48% of
Hispanics had not voted to recall Governor Davis.”
Please note
that Contreras does not claim that 48% of Hispanics
voted for Arnold, he says that that many
Hispanics voted against Davis.
Here are some
figures from CBS NEWS:
Schwarzenegger
got the votes of 31 percent of Hispanics.
Bustamante got the votes of 52 percent of Hispanics.
White
Californians voted 60 percent to 40 percent for recall.
54 percent of
Hispanics to keep Davis in office: 46 percent voted to
recall him.
Why Schwarzenegger Won
Oct. 8, 2003
By Anthony
Salvanto and Jennifer De Pinto
So if Hispanics
were the
swing vote in
California, either Gray Davis would be in office, or
Bustamante would. (McClintock, who is closer to actual
Republicanism than
Arnold is, got a fast
10% of the Hispanic
vote.)
Contreras has
made something of a career of
fantasizing about
Hispanic Republicans.
But even if his figure of 48% Hispanic support for
Republicans were true, this would still be less than
half: just enough to lose an election.
Raul Lowery Contreras Complains; A
Reader And Joe Guzzardi Respond
From: Raoul Lowery Contreras
[email
him]
I'm
still rolling on the floor after discovering a Vdare.com
letter from San Diegan Doug Bell (2000) that flatly
predicted— for my benefit— that no Republican would ever
win election to governor in California again because of
Hispanic immigrants. Tell that to Governor Arnold, who
would not be governor if 48% of Hispanics had not voted
to recall Governor Davis.
So
much for Doug Bell's silly observations.
Doug Bell
[email
him] replies:
About that "hairshirt" (as Dan Stein calls
him), Raoul Cantinflas, [VDARE.COM
note:
Cantinflas was a Mexican
comedian, best known to Americans for playing David
Niven’s valet in
Around The World In The Eighty Days.]
I did make that prediction. But that was before I
read all the VDARE articles (mostly by
Steve Sailer) about the
low voter turnout of Latinos.
We had a Justice Dept. investigation in San Diego's
North County over the summer that finally cleared the
City of Vista of discrimination against its Latino
population (which has exploded in the last 10 years).
Someone (it was never revealed who) filed a complaint
claiming that Vista had intentionally violated the
Voting Rights Act in keeping Latinos off the city
council. Turns out most Latinos are A) immigrants and
can't vote; B) are mostly
underage; and C) aren't interested in voting because
they're too preoccupied with making a living. Imagine
that!
Anyway, it must be a slow news day if Contreras is
routing through old VDARE.COM archives, what?
Joe Guzzardi comments:
We at VDARE.COM don't pay much attention to Raoul
Lowery Contreras. We have important work to do, after
all.
But he is such an inviting target! Recently,
Contreras took
exception to Steve Sailer's
analysis of the Bush guest worker program with his
typical convoluted and disconnected thought process.
I got to wondering if anyone, anywhere
ever paid any mind to Contreras. It
looks like the answer is "No." The link to his
website is dead. Two
of his books, published by a vanity press, are ranked
#796, 963 and
#1,099,247 on the Amazon best seller list.
Contreras' "writing" often appears on www.hispanicvista.com but
that site ranks #425,070 according to ALEXA.COM, a
Google subsidiary that monitors Internet hits.
Translated that means Hispanic Vista has
virtually no readers.
If Hispanics aren't reading Contreras, then for what
reason does he carry on?
Anti-VDARE.COM columns by Contreras
Simple-mindedness runs amok throughout the USA
Raoul Lowery Contreras
January 19, 2004
Stop the flow of illegal aliens
Raoul Lowery Contreras
February 2, 2004
A bufoon[sic]
congressman strikes again
Raoul Lowery Contreras
June 16, 2003
Anti-Contreras columns on VDARE.COM
01/03/02 - Contra Contreras (Again) by Steve Sailer
Racism? Or Treason? By Peter Brimelow
Mexico’s Nationality / Citizenship Shell Game, and
Yes, Raoul, There Is A Terrorist Threat From Mexico
by Allan Wall