Another great hispanic within the Republican Party is Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval.
Sandoval comes from humble means, and was able to become not only a judge, but also a Governor even though he is of Hispanic decent. He talks about the greatness of America and of hard work ethic, tells his story, and backs Romney Ryan 2012!
The youngest son of Romney spoke in Spanish to the RNC2012 audience.
It’s really interesting to see Craig speaking in Spanish. He learned to speak it while being a Mormon Missionary in Chile, which is quite awesome.
Marco Rubio is most likely a possible future Republican President.
In his speech he talked about the greatness of America that allowed the son of Cuban immigrants who fled Castro’s terror to rise all the way up to be a successful Hispanic Republican Senator.
I thought this speech was absolutely amazing and it really proved Marco Rubio’s prowess in delivering a powerful speech. He is a much more likeable guy when he speaks than I had previously thought, and it was a great opening as Marco Rubio introduced Republican Party 2012 Candidate Mitt Romney and Vice President Paul Ryan!
Ted Cruz is another Hispanic rising star in the Republican Party.
Another Hispanic Republican, this was his chance to get his name out there and more known (this was the first time I’ve heard of him or heard him speak).
Ted Cruz is the first Hispanic Solicitor General from Texas, their youngest in history, and held the longest tenure (2003 to 2008) in the history of the state.
Expect to see much more of Ted Cruz in the future.
Luca Vela could be another rising Hispanic star in the Republican Party.
She is the wife of Luis Fortuna, the Governor of Puerto Rico, and could be another rising Hispanic star, and a beautiful woman to boot, in the Republican Party.
All of the focus was on Luce Vela Fortuno at the Republican National Convention 2012 as she had the huge honor of introducing Ann Romney, the wife of Mitt Romney in her biggest speech of all time.
…. Luis Fortuno, the Hispanic Spanish-speaking Republican Governor of Puerto Rico gets his time in the limelight. Will Puerto Rico become the 51st U.S. State under his watch?
At the Republican National Convention 2012, Republicans stretched their Hispanic muscles by showing off many of the high-ranking, powerful Hispanics that dot the Conservative landscape across the U.S. Even in American territories like Puerto Rico.
Although Luis Fortuno is not-yet a household name, his profile has risen exponentially with this powerful RNC2012 speech. And if Puerto Rico does indeed become the 51st United State of the Union, his name will surely go down in history.
Either way though, Luis is a rising star in the Republican Party, and a definite Conservative to keep your eyes on in the future.
Hispanic Woman New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez is a rising GOP star!
Susana Martinez is the first-ever female Hispanic, Spanish-speaking Governor, and one of a number of rising star Hispanic Republican Governors and Senators across the nation; including Hispanic’s Luis Fortuno Gov. of Puerto Rico, Brian Sandoval Gov. of Nevada, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, and Indian’s Bobby Jindal Gov. of Louisiana and Nikki Haley Gov. of South Carolina.
Her speech knocked it out of the park and will surely make her a huge rising star of the Republican Party and nationwide.
