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Elisa Slider
Biography: Elisa was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her father is a self-made businessman who worked hard growing his trucking company. Her mother was born in Cuba and escaped the Castro dictatorship’s oppression to the United States in 1962. Elisa is the oldest of six children, including two brothers and three sisters. She
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The $23 Trillion Question – Whose Fault is it?
Regardless of political affiliations, the U.S. National Debt continues to top the list of concerning issues to all Americans. Most importantly, this is primarily a performance issue of concern to conservative Republicans who aim and demand government federal and local fiscal responsibility. However, with the National Debt hitting $23 trillion, misinformed individuals are quick to
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The Oval Perspective
Growing up in Mexico, I loved Saturdays because that meant I would be watching college football all day. A big part of the experience of watching football games for me was listening to the anthem. It is hard to describe the feeling I had when I heard the Star Spangled Banner being played at the
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National Hispanic Heritage Spotlight
The RNHA is honored to recognize during National Hispanic Heritage Month, the lifelong achievement of one of our distinguished leaders, Elisa Marie Slider. Elisa M. Slider is the Vice Chairwoman of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. She also serves as Advisory Board Member for President Trump at his Latinos for Trump Board. She also serves
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Facebook’s Algorithm Suppresses Conservative Content
Have you ever heard of Facebook curators, internet neutrality, censorship, algorithms? You are probably wondering what all the above means? You are not alone, these and more happen behind scenes. It is nothing social media users can do about it and many including me have no idea how it works. It is not a secret
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Hispanic Outreach Leads To Ron DeSantis’ Victory
The Hispanic community helped drive Ron DeSantis’ campaign to his victory in the 2018 midterm elections. Major news organizations are blaming older Cuban’s for leading DeSantis to victory. While they play a substantial part in DeSantis’ victory, there is a new wave of Conservative Hispanics emerging. According to CNN exit polls, Ron DeSantis won 44%
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