These Latino Twitter Accounts All Have Suspiciously Identical Praise of Trump

[arcane1]

Did you know that Donald Trump won around 40% of the Latino vote in Nevada with 1,300 votes, more than the two Hispanics on the ballot? Well a bunch of totally authentic Latino Twitter accounts want you to know that.

UPDATE: The tweets have all been deleted, but luckily screenshots are forever.



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http://www.mediaite.com/online/these-latino-twitter-accounts-all-have-suspiciously-identical-praise-of-trump/


looks like Hillary isn't the only one to buy fake Twitter followers

[BlueCaliDem]

1. Trump is getting nervous. As he nears winning the Republican nom, he's learned that he needs

at least 40% of the Latino vote, and he'll only get Cubans (what? 10%?). I guess that's why you see that number, 40%, over and over again. It's the magic number for any Republican candidate to win the G.E.

And I doubt he'll even come close to that number.

[flamingdem]

3. But he loves the Mexicans, some of his best friends..

I bet he wishes he could unwind some of those statements now.

[BlueCaliDem]

4. In the era of YouTube, people need to be careful what they say...

It's on there; each and every one of his disgusting, racist rant - and why he's doing so well compared to the others.

Trump is going to be the Republican nominee.

[flamingdem]

5. I think so and it's frightening

but I'm feeling a Dem landslide. We're going to have to get more Latinos registered though

[BlueCaliDem]

7. I don't think it's frightening at all. I think it's a stroke of good luck!

Latinos need a reason to get out and vote. Trump possibly becoming the president will be a major reason since they hate him with a passion!

The GOP are terrified that Trump will be their nominee. They know that it will hurt them badly.

[flamingdem]

8. I mean envisioning Trump as potus

but even so he's better than Marco Rubio. However we don't know who he'd include in government, yesterday he was touting Jerry Falwell.

[BlueCaliDem]

9. Now that was terrifying.

The GOP old-timers want Rubio. They believe he can get the 40% Latinos that Trump can't. So be prepared for some serious vote-stealing come Super Tuesday.

[litlbilly]

13. Trump did say he has the poorly educated vote, he loves the poorly educated:)

It proves the movie "Idiocracy" is a documentary

[kimbutgar]

22. That movie should be run on a loop continuously between now and election day

Reminding people president Camacho is like trump.

[litlbilly]

25. Camacho wouldnt be anywhere near as bad IMO

[flamingdem]

2. "juan garcia" - they need to invent better names!

That's like Joe Doe.

[dixiegrrrrl]

10. Was reading just this morning about businesses which supply paid supporters.

Twitter accounts, paid demonstrators, paid supporters, actors for media shots, for YouTube, etc.
Doesn't matter what party they work for, as long as the money is green.
And of course they do not announce their paid status.

[flamingdem]

12. Paid workers will make Twitter irrelevant

if they water it down enough.

[Chemisse]

34. And the names are just SO Latino.

As though all Hispanics only name their children Hispanic first names.

It might not stand out so starkly if they used names like Justin Garcia, or Jen Moralez.

[joeybee12]

6. None of them looks old enough to vote...nt

[Ford_Prefect]

11. Challenge Twitter to validate the IP addresses. Betcha they're on the same service.

Located in a boiler-room set up in Las Vegas.

[ffr]

16. Atlantic City or NYC, for that matter.

Back room politics. I'm sure Trump's no saint.

[Denzil_DC]

17. Almost all of the Twitter profiles cited in the article are supposedly located in Mexico. n/t

[Nevernose]

33. He outsourced the job?

Typical Republican.

[Denzil_DC]

14. Of those four,

according to twitteraudit:

@juangarx, @torpeluis and @guspereiraa2 haven't authorized audits, @guspereiraa2 is Account Suspended now anyway, as is @torpeluis, and of @pacopalpal's 228 followers, 34 are real and 194 are fake, giving "him" a 15% audit score, and the Facebook page linked in his profile is, erm, unavailable.

[ffr]

15. NV GOP caucus was a joke, according to one that attended

Mimicking what has been said in the media already, the GOP caucus did not include a paper trail, because the ballots were not numbered nor accounted for.* He said they were photocopied pieces of paper. They gave you one as you walked in from the waiting line for precinct assignment and there was a stack you could take from as you entered your precinct room. WTF!!! He was thankful, because he had no interest in sticking around. They had an envelope at the exit where you could place your marked ballot or ballots if you wanted, he said. The only accounting they had to the system at all, was they had people sign in, within their precinct.

He said the old man assigned to do precinct lookup was asked to do that position, without knowledge or training, because he was the first person to show up.

Completely unorganized. He was very disappointed, but was pleased that a lot of people participated and that his guy won BIG!

Makes me wonder if the 75,216 number they reported was skewed. Why wouldn't it be!?
* NV Caucus goers: Dems trounce Reps by 12%
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1064143

[erpowers]

19. End All Caucuses

I think all caucuses should be replaced by primaries. Primaries may have their problems, but I think they are, in the end, much better than caucuses. In primaries a person goes into a booth, pushes a button/pulls a lever, and their vote is likely counted. Caucuses seem like they can be fun, but they also seem to have the chance of turning into chaos. Then there is the chance of having a vote turn on a coin toss. No vote should hinge on a coin toss. A coin toss is okay to determine who starts a fairly meaningless game, but it is not okay for determining the future of a country, especially a country with the currently largest economy and largest military, which includes nuclear weapons.

[erpowers]

18. Point Out the 1,300 Number

The media needs to point out that even though Donald Trump received 40% of the Hispanic vote, that percentage only equates to 1,300 votes. From what I can tell, the media, this morning, was making out like Trump winning 40% of the Hispanic vote was an extremely big deal. 40% is not that big of a deal when 40% equals only 1,300 votes.

[cynzke]

26. From Reading Several Articles....

Trump did not get 40% of Latino voters in Nevada. He got 40% of Hispanic REPUBLICANS which account for 9% of the Republican Caucus. So it was 40% of 9%. These tweets are DISTORTIONS to make us believe that Trump is making inroads with Latinos.

http://theweek.com/speedreads/608039/donald-trump-handily-won-nevadas-latino-vote-according-iffy-entrance-exit-polls

[erpowers]

31. The Mainstream Media

For me the problems is that the mainstream media is doing worse than those tweets. At least the tweets pointed out that Donald Trump only received about 1,300 votes. The mainstream media is not putting out the information you stated in your post, or the information that was mentioned in those tweets. They are saying Trump won 46% of the Republican Latino vote in Nevada.

[IronLionZion]

20. Latinos love Trump!

and share his hatred of those other Latinos....

Trump also trotted out muslim supporters and black supporters to prove how much he's not racist.

[KamaAina]

21. @vulgartalkingyam

[7962]

23. Those look more like a slap than praise. Pointing out its only 1400 votes?

[rocktivity]

24. Oy vey.

rocktivity

[secondwind]

27. These guys don't even look old enough to vote, lol

[nxylas]

28. Isn't Latinos for Trump a bit like Jews for Hitler?

I wonder why any Hispanics/Latinos would vote for Trump. I have a theory, but it's probably best to keep it to myself, since I'm not a member of that group, and so run the risk of whitesplaining.

[Rider3]

29. Excellent find!

This election is so full of fakers, fraud, dishonesty, non-compassion, hate... the list goes on....

[houston16revival]

38. I received an email

during election 2000, about late August, from a Republican, he said,

who advised that those with the best stealth ops win

Felt like I was under surveillance

[Xipe Totec]

30. Since only 10% of latinos in Nevada belong to the Republican party, That 40% translates to 4%

Of all latinos in the state.

Good luck with that.

[yuiyoshida]

32. THEY ARE FAKE!

[Chan790]

35. Actually, this is not surprising to me.

What is surprising to me is that nobody has noticed until now. It's not uncommon for political candidates, cause based organizations and even fast-food companies to employ copy writers to write pre-packaged tweets distributed by their clients to followers and supporters to be posted and reposted to social media. (That's pretty much exactly how Twitter works for most things, minus the paid copywriting...someone posts something smart-->9,000,000 people hit repost and say the exact same smart thing they didn't actually think of.)

A amuse bouche of several from my Twitter feed this morning:

• 'Release the transcripts' is an ENTIRELY FABRICATED political hit and media are carrying water for Hillary's rivals. (This one is from a Democratic-leaning political commentary publication.)
• ICYMI: @Chevrolet is one of first brands to jump on @Facebook Reaction buttons http://bit.ly/21o3nmG (This one is a copy written post about, in a very meta sense, Chevrolet being one of the best early adopters of the use of the new Facebook "emotion" buttons for their use in combination with copy written posts in Chevy's new social media campaign.)
• Justice should not be reserved for those who can afford it, it's a basic human need: http://chn.ge/1hGBgon PLEASE SIGN share & RT (This one from The Petition Site)
• It's outrageous that students are being asked to pay interest rates higher than you would pay to buy a house. (This one from the Clinton primary campaign)
• It's time to ensure that every worker in this country has access to paid family leave, paid sick time and paid vacation leave. (This one's from the Sanders campaign.)

I know because I sometimes write them.

I'm hardly a defender of Trump, he called me out on Twitter yesterday because something I wrote for a social commentary site went viral in which I called him "a racist, fascist asshole" and said he had "coasted through life on his daddy's money and hubris."...but can we save the efforts to scandalize for actual scandals before we become the political "boy who cried 'wolf!'" and people tune out?

[Jitter65]

36. I you think this is bad, wait until the fraud that takes place at the polls. nt

[houston16revival]

37. As usual

we're being duped with paid shills

Let's hope they don't change many minds

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