The most Latino county in the United States, where naming Reagan was a sin, jumps on the Trump Train

"For two years I have thought that if Donald Trump was the candidate, he was going to win here, from what I heard among the people."

"When you go to the store and you can't afford to buy groceries for your family, that's a problem. That's what it was, she says, dispelling mysteries with one sentence."

"The global context, with the post-pandemic, was a decisive factor, she admits. But in the end, that doesn't end up mattering much in politics."

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