2014 Mid-Term Elections: Latinos Talk Politics!
Political Commentators Patricia Guadalupe and Julio Varela join Host Rafael "Ray" Collazo to discuss the 2014 Mid-Term Elections. What is at stake for Latinos on Tuesday? Will the Senate change hands and how would that impact President Obama's decision on Executive Action to address Immigration? The Boricua trio debate how voters should express their frustration with Republican inaction and Obama's delays.
Latinos Talk Politics also delves into some of the state races we should keep our eye on from Coast to Coast. And how does the crew grade the media coverage of this election season. Ebola, Isis, Bochinche, oh my! Check out this provocative edition of Rays Latino Talk Podcast, Latinos Talk Politics edition.
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