The New American Majority

About the Book

The 2000 election was decided by Florida Cuban voters, by Hispanics. The legal quagmire that followed election day was settled by the U.S. Supreme Court, thus validating George W. Bush's victory. From that moment to now, President Bush has reached out to the fastest growing group in the country-Hispanics-like no President ever. There are many in the country who can't or don't want to believe the President's Hispanic efforts are worthwhile, or legitimate. This book explains why and where Hispanics are important to the President.

About the Author

Born in Mexico, raised in the United States, the author started in politics walking precincts. He began writing on politics in 1988 and is the longest continuously published Hispanic columnist in the country.