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  • Colt Super
    Cesar Chavez ??

    D.
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  • rogue_rob
    J-Lo?
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  • Colonel Plink
    Carlos Mencia.
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  • RugerNiner
    Notable Hispanic-American Leaders and Activists


    An?bal Acevedo-Vila, Governor of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
    Joe Baca, U.S. congressman
    Herman Badillo, U.S. congressman
    Joan Baez, folk singer and activist
    David Barkley, soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
    Xavier Becerra, U.S. congressman
    Jaime Ben?tez, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Ben Garrido Blaz, Delegate from Guam
    Henry Bonilla, U.S. congressman
    Albert Garza Bustamante, U.S. congressman
    Dennis A. Cardoza, U.S. congressman
    Jos? Francisco Chaves, Delegate from the Territory of New Mexico
    Cesar Chavez, labor leader
    Dennis Chavez, U.S. congressman and senator
    Linda Chavez, conservative commentator
    Linda Chavez-Thompson, labor leader
    Henry Cisneros, U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
    Anthony Lee Coelho, U.S. congressman
    Antonio J. Colorado, U.S. congressman
    Jorge Luis Cordova Diaz, U.S. congressman
    Baltasar Corrado-del Rio, U.S. congressman
    F?lix C?rdova Davila, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Ron de Lugo, Virgin Islands territorial senator
    Federico Degetau, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Lincoln Diaz-Balart, U.S. congressman
    Mario Diaz-Balart, U.S. congressman
    Antonio Manuel Fernandez, U.S. congressman
    Joachim Octave Fernandez, U.S. congressman
    Antonio Fernos-Isern, U.S. congressman
    Maurice Ferre, former mayor of Miami
    Jaime B. Fuster, U.S. congressman
    Ernesto Galarza, labor organizer
    Robert Garcia, U.S. congressman
    Alberto Gonzales, U.S. attorney general
    Eligio de la Garza, II, U.S. congressman
    Jos? Manuel Gallegos, U.S. congressman
    Roberto C. Goizueta, businessman
    Charles A. Gonzalez, U.S. congressman
    Henry Barbosa Gonzalez, U.S. congressman
    Ra?l M. Grijalva, U.S. congressman
    Luis Vicente Gutierrez, U.S. congressman
    Benigno C?rdenas Hernandez, U.S. congressman
    Joseph Marion Hernandez, U.S. congressman
    Dolores Huerta, labor leader
    Rub?n Hinojosa, U.S. congressman
    Santiago Iglesias, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Ladislas Lazaro, U.S. congressman
    Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo, U.S. senator
    Tulio Larrinaga, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Manuel Lujan, Jr., U.S. congressman
    Tranquilino Luna, U.S. congressman
    Francisco Antonio Manzanares, U.S. congressman
    Matthew Gilbert Martinez, U.S. congressman
    Melquiades Martinez, U.S. Senator
    Robert Menendez, U.S. congressman
    Joseph Manuel Montoya, U.S. congressman and senator
    N?stor Montoya, U.S. congressman
    Grace F. Napolitano, U.S. congressman
    Antonia Novello, U.S. Surgeon General
    Devin Nunes, U.S. congressman
    Mariano Sabino Otero, U.S. congressman
    Miguel Antonio Otero, U.S. congressman
    Solomon Porfirio Ortiz, U.S. congressman
    Bol?var Pagan, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Edward L?pez Pastor, U.S. congressman
    Francisco Perea, U.S. congressman
    Pedro Peara, U.S. congressman
    Jos? Lorenzo Pesquera, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Jes?s T. Pinero, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Romualdo Pacheco, U.S. congressman
    Santiago Polanco-Abreu, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Silvestre Reyes, U.S. congressman
    William Blaine Richardson, governor of New Mexico
    Luis Mu?oz Rivera, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico
    Ciro D. Rodriguez, U.S. congressman
    Carlos Antonio Romero-Barcelo, U.S. congressman
    Trinidad Romero, U.S. congressman
    Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, U.S. congresswoman
    Lucille Roybal-Allard, U.S. congresswoman
    Edward Ross Roybal, U.S. congressman
    Linda T. Sanchez, U.S. congresswoman
    Loretta Sanchez, U.S. congresswoman
    Jun?pero Serra, missionary
    Jos? Enrique Serrano, U.S. congressman
    Hilda Solis, U.S. congresswoman
    Frank Mariano Tejada, U.S. congressman
    Esteban Edward Torres, U.S. congressman
    Robert Anacletus Underwood, Congressional delegate
    Nydia Vel?squez, U.S. congresswoman
    Vincente Martinez Ybor, entrepreneur
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  • mrseatle
    Bill Richardson, Governor of New Mexico[:o)]

    Rasa es Maya : Race is an illusion.
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  • Jorge
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_Hispanics

    + Gun Broker's own, Polite Psycho.
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  • moose56
    ...Quick Draw McGraw also known as El Kabong and his trusty sidekick, Baba Looey!

    Moose
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  • gunnut505
    I noted that the listing only included 4 names that represent any other ideology than liberalism/fascism/socialism.
    Bill Richardson couldn't represent his way out of a paper bag, much less try to speak for Hispanics of any nationality.

    There's a word in Spanish that describes the popular way of thinking in Hispanic circles, but it escapes me; it describes the motion involved when an underachiever grabs the collar of an achiever that is passing him by, in order to drag him back to the underachievers' level.
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  • Jorge
    quote:Originally posted by gunnut505

    There's a word in Spanish that describes the popular way of thinking in Hispanic circles, but it escapes me; it describes the motion involved when an underachiever grabs the collar of an achiever that is passing him by, in order to drag him back to the underachievers' level.



    I'm not saying that I completely agree with you, my friend; half those listed below are long dead by now, or are not exactly an asset to our people..

    The word that you are looking for is "cocolia", or Spanish for "blue crab". That is to say, you have a bucketful of blue crabs next to a pot of boiling water and the ones trying to escape their fate are pulled back below by the "underachievers".
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  • victorlvlb
    Polite Psycho
    I tried looking up , cocolia. No such word, did you leave the accents?
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  • nemesisenforcer
    OK, I admit it, I'm the Hispanic community's leader.
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  • gunnut505
    Exactamente, Amigo!
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  • dcinffxva
    quote:Originally posted by nemesisenforcer
    OK, I admit it, I'm the Hispanic community's leader.


    Could you lead them about 2200 miles south ??
    There's a $20.00 in it for ya ![:D]
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  • CWatson
    They have Bush.

    CW
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  • newtgingrich
    quote:Originally posted by CWatson

    They have Bush.

    CW


    haha, sad but true
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  • NeilTheBrit
    quote:Originally posted by mrseatle
    Bill Richardson, Governor of New Mexico[:o)]




    On the odd occasion he's actually in New Mexico.
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  • nemesisenforcer
    quote:Originally posted by dcinffxva
    quote:Originally posted by nemesisenforcer
    OK, I admit it, I'm the Hispanic community's leader.


    Could you lead them about 2200 miles south ??
    There's a $20.00 in it for ya ![:D]


    $20/apiece and you got yourself a deal.[:D][:D][:D][:D]
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