They don’t give a damn about immigration reform that is harsh on illegal immigrants because Cubans who arrive to Florida are perfectly legal under bogus law that favors them over any other Hispanic, whereas Mexicans are fighting a campaign of apologism for illegal immigrants– good luck with getting public support with that.

Cuban Republicans for the most part are lock-step with the GOP platform, and the paranoia they suffer as a result of emigrating from an oppressive regime leads them to blindly follow any opponent of a perceived Left.

It’s good to see younger Cubans break from the political tradition and lean more Democrat, although perhaps for the wrong reasons (reggaeton artist endorsements; Hialeah culture is ghetto as hell).

With that said, though it’s good to see this bastard lose, he raises valid points. The concerns of lower class American citizens will never be paid respect in a country whose political system is based around who is best at buying ads and paying for TV commercials.

Nevertheless, Scott is even more anti-gay for the record, so this is actually not much of a celebration. I’ll celebrate when Scott loses.

Either way, Florida passed a marriage amendment with 62% public support– with our star group of 18-39 still voting as a majority in support of the amendment– so needless to say Florida is a hellhole for gay people regardless of who wins. Just a matter of how much less of a hellhole it can be.