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The RNHA Endorses Jonathan Lines For GOP Chairman Arizona
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly (RNHA) proudly endorses Arizona Republican Party Chairman Jonathan Lines for the re-election campaign for GOP chairman in Arizona. Chairman Lines has a proven record of fighting for conservative candidates and causes. He expanded inclusion in the AZGOP, which led to unprecedented growth and a stronger Republican Party within the state. On his
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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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Terror at Strasbourg Christmas Market
A Christmas market in Strasbourg France was under siege after a lone gunman unleashed a vicious attack. This city is located on the border with Germany. Multiple reports have confirmed that there are eleven people injured and four casualties. Officials are treating this as a terrorist act and are hunting down the gunman who is on
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Urgent “First Step Act” needs your support!
Remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering… Hebrews 13:3″ WHY WE SUPPORT THE FIRST STEP ACT If you observe most Americans’ behavior lately, you will notice that people are usually divided on almost every political issue. Yet,
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George H.W. Bush, Hispanics & Trump
Today we regret to inform you all that President George H.W Bush, founder of the RNHA has passed away. George Bush and Ronald Reagan saw the value of reaching out to the Hispanic community and founded the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. We extend our condolences to his family as they mourn. President George H.W. Bush
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Central American Caravan Crisis
There is chaos at the Mexican border as the Central American Caravan reaches the nation of Mexico. Despite President Trump’s threats of cutting foreign aid to El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, asylum seekers continued their way to the United States. According to a New York Post report, Mexican authorities clashed with multiple people at its
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