The Midterm Elections Choice: Common Sense or Communism

Secretary Rubio just stood in the White House for Hispanic Heritage Month and said the quiet part the cable networks will not touch. The choice in these midterms is not left versus right. It is common sense versus communism. Secure borders or open ones. Paychecks that buy groceries or an inflation tax dressed up as compassion. Parents in charge of their kids, or a bureaucracy that thinks it owns them. The press spent the week screaming that Latino voters have abandoned President Trump. Same outlets that swore 2024 was a fluke. Reuters, NBC, Telemundo, all reading from the same sheet. Approval in the twenties. Democrats up twenty points. Texas is supposedly back in play. Florida too. Funny how the panic always lands four weeks before an election, and funny how it never includes the Latinos who actually live with the consequences. The ones who watched prices jump after Washington picked another war. The ones who want the border enforced and still do not want their citizen cousins treated like suspects. That is not a realignment collapsing. That is a media class hoping you will not check the sample. My guest today Bianca Gracia has been in those rooms. She is Executive director of Latinos for America First and a White House correspondent. She is not guessing from a crosstab in Brooklyn. We are going to put the polls on the table, play the clips the networks will not run, and ask the only question that matters on November third. Common sense, or communism. #RobManess Discover other shows on the Talk Red Podcast Network, and get your daily fix of news, sports, and entertainment at https://TalkRed.com.