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]]> By: McGehee http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/the_latino_vote_in_perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-26867 McGehee Tue, 09 Nov 2004 20:21:14 +0000 /?p=7988#comment-26867 <i>Fact is, there will be times when party strategists must tailor their message to the specific bloc...</i> James, I remind you of this passage from the last excerpt: <i>The Bush campaign approached Hispanic voters exactly the way it did everybody else: by reaching out for cultural conservatives, who in this case just happened to be Hispanic.</i> The campaign wasn't reaching out to a Hispanic "bloc," they were reaching out to conservatives. In short, they <b>were</b> "tailoring their message" as you say they must. Fact is, there will be times when party strategists must tailor their message to the specific bloc...

James, I remind you of this passage from the last excerpt:

The Bush campaign approached Hispanic voters exactly the way it did everybody else: by reaching out for cultural conservatives, who in this case just happened to be Hispanic.

The campaign wasn't reaching out to a Hispanic "bloc," they were reaching out to conservatives. In short, they were "tailoring their message" as you say they must.

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