Hispanic Trump supporters in Florida reject Biden arguements

 Washington Examiner:

“ I'm from Mexico. I know what corruption is, and I smell it from miles away,” Martha Coronel said as she waved a pink Women for Trump flag.

The Orlando-area realtor, 50, had joined other supporters of President Trump outside a stadium where former President Barack Obama spoke in support of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Tuesday, with the aim of countering his message.

Hispanic and Latino voters are critical to President Trump’s path to victory in must-win Florida, and those do support the president say that Democrats just don’t understand them.

Wilson Valdivia, a Peruvian American, held a “Latinos for Trump” sign, along with a handmade sign that read, “Love Trump.”

 “I am not Republican. I'm independent, but I do support Donald Trump,” said Valdivia, 55, adding that he might vote for Democrats in down-ballot races. “I believe in all lives matter, not just ‘this race matters.’”

Supporters of Biden posted up outside the stadium while Obama spoke were peeved at the Trump supporters for being there — and for supporting Trump as Latinos.

Sonny Emsley, 73 and also a realtor, walked up as Coronel was speaking to the Washington Examiner and interrupted: “Latinos for caged children.”

Coronel fired back — “2014 Obama,” she said. That year, a wave of unaccompanied migrant children created a crisis, and photos showed children held in chain-link cells operated by the Obama administration. “Trump loves you too,” she added after Emsley noted her lack of mask-wearing.

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Why are Democrats still blaming Trump for Obama putting kids in cages?  They seem impervious to the facts.  I do not think Florida's Cubans are going to back Biden either. 

 

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