By Allegra Kirkland, TPM
Facing intense backlash from their Latino constituents, two California Republicans have announced they no longer wish to serve as delegates for presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
Mario Guerra, a member of the California Republican Party’s board of directors, told the Sacramento Bee that he was unaware becoming a delegate would mean pledging his support to the nominee.
After receiving angry calls and emails from Latino activists and other politicians, the Mexican-American Guerra told the newspaper that he asked the campaign on Thursday to remove him from their delegate list because of “personal business reasons.”
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
The calls and e-mails are from illegals who are afraid when Trump gets elected he's going to send them back to hell and he will! This is the problem with politicians today. They bend to the vocal minority when they are actually supposed to represent the silent majority.
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Facing intense backlash from their Latino constituents, two California Republicans have announced they no longer wish to serve as delegates for presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
Mario Guerra, a member of the California Republican Party’s board of directors, told the Sacramento Bee that he was unaware becoming a delegate would mean pledging his support to the nominee.
After receiving angry calls and emails from Latino activists and other politicians, the Mexican-American Guerra told the newspaper that he asked the campaign on Thursday to remove him from their delegate list because of “personal business reasons.”
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
The calls and e-mails are from illegals who are afraid when Trump gets elected he's going to send them back to hell and he will! This is the problem with politicians today. They bend to the vocal minority when they are actually supposed to represent the silent majority.
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