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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (370119)2/6/2008 1:09:22 AM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1573103
 
Ted, Hillary won CA by a wide margin thanks to Latinos and Asians.

I can see why Latinos would vote for her but Asians? That truly stumps me.

Ugh! It makes sense to me....CA Asians, first generation, don't particularly like blacks either. Having said that, I thought Asians would vote more like whites. Clearly that was incorrect assumption. However, Asians are only 8% of the voting population so I don't think they are the ones who swung it. I think it was the Latinos and working class whites like in the Inland Empire, and in the San Jouquin and Antelope Valleys who made the difference.

And btw, when we are talking Asians, I am mostly focusing on first generation Asians. I would think second and third generation vote differently.......more like their economic class rather than their ethnicity. Do you disagree?
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