Another article that makes you feel that you can´t be single and have conservative values, be straight (or gay for that matter), plan for the future, are disgusted with the kultursmog, not constantly be looking to be entertained or supported by the state. There are plenty of us single, conservative Bobbys and "Julias" out there, of all ages and orientations.

Why didn´t the GOP talk to us--and the marrieds with no children--during the last election? Where was the conservative Julia who can´t get a job with the lousy economy, who can´t start or is losing her business or medical practice to the big health system? We´re the ones who are getting hammered with unemployment (we spend a lot of time working), Obamacare, we´re small business owners, we volunteer in our community. Parts of the last Republican convention made me feel like I had two heads. And I don´t. It´s behavior, not marital status. Thanks.

Demographics had nothing to do with it. The votes were rigged in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida and Illinois. Soros owns the company that installed the voting machines in Ohio where there were over 50 precints that had not one republican vote. In Palm Beach County they rewrote the OCR ballots for advanced voters as their machines were not calibrated to read the forms. No fraud there!!!

One fly in the demographic ointment: the demographics are substantially tainted by government rewards for a certain amount of lying about them.

example: Elizabeth Warren. Indian? She says so.

example: My family. As I was going thru college, I saw the end of need and or achievement scholarships. They were replaced by race scholarships. So when I married a half ´Hispanic´, half European woman and being all European myself (actually we´re both all American but... that´s proof of yet another government sponsored corruption of data) my kids are, tada, Hispanic. Just like everyone in Michigan with 1/8 Indian heritage is entitled to a full ride, 1/4 Hispanic kids are necessary for schools to show that they have diversity (as if. You want real diversity? Hire some Republican professors. Or some Christian ones)

Anyway... Latins up 43%? Yeh. Like my family.

#3 I guess I should claim Hispanic descent as my dad (of Italian emigration) was born in Buenos Aires. Oh, but I do note that Latins of European extraction are usually ELIMINATED from that category!

The bigger issue in the article is marriage. FTA:
...George continues, “The two greatest institutions ever devised for lifting people out of poverty and enabling them to live in dignity are the market economy and the institution of marriage. These institutions will, in the end, stand or fall together.”

Apres nous... le deluge.

#3 has a good point about lying for the government. How many people are "married" in the way they go about their daily lives, but "single" on the tax forms and government questionaires? How much lying goes on to collect welfare, claiming to be single with kids to support. I see these situations around me in all socioeconomic levels.