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While the vote was going on between Abrahms and Boyd, VNN interviewed former CRP Chair and RNC National Committeeman, Shawn Steel.
The first question was: How to win Los Angeles in 2012?
Mr. Steel answered by saying, "The formula for winning Los Angeles is 60% Asian, 40% Latino and 55% Caucasians," He continued, "When we battle, we [in RPLAC and CAGOP] must use the 40 - 55- 60 rule,"
The second question: How do different areas stack up to fight in 2012?
"The further they are from Downtown and City Hall [i.e. Antelope Valley and Santa Clarita], the better we do," Steel also said, "It is a battle to restore donors to get active locally,"
So, where are the donors? I asked
"After LA lost the aerospace industry during the Clinton Administration, we lost a half million aerospace workers, voters and donors," These are the voters who went to the Western States such as Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico.
Fourth Q: What about now?
"We need more messengers in the Latino and Asian communities," Shawn paused for a second, and then focused on one of the major forces RPLAC faces:
"A lot of Latinos are NOT Union members, but the Latino Union leadership coalition takes these voters for granted,"
And then I asked for some final words:
"If Los Angeles starts moving into the RIGHT direction, the country will move there too,"
Thank you Shawn Steel!
And please hit the Tip jar!
VNN Over and out!
While the vote was going on between Abrahms and Boyd, VNN interviewed former CRP Chair and RNC National Committeeman, Shawn Steel.
The first question was: How to win Los Angeles in 2012?
Mr. Steel answered by saying, "The formula for winning Los Angeles is 60% Asian, 40% Latino and 55% Caucasians," He continued, "When we battle, we [in RPLAC and CAGOP] must use the 40 - 55- 60 rule,"
The second question: How do different areas stack up to fight in 2012?
"The further they are from Downtown and City Hall [i.e. Antelope Valley and Santa Clarita], the better we do," Steel also said, "It is a battle to restore donors to get active locally,"
So, where are the donors? I asked
"After LA lost the aerospace industry during the Clinton Administration, we lost a half million aerospace workers, voters and donors," These are the voters who went to the Western States such as Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico.
Fourth Q: What about now?
"We need more messengers in the Latino and Asian communities," Shawn paused for a second, and then focused on one of the major forces RPLAC faces:
"A lot of Latinos are NOT Union members, but the Latino Union leadership coalition takes these voters for granted,"
And then I asked for some final words:
"If Los Angeles starts moving into the RIGHT direction, the country will move there too,"
Thank you Shawn Steel!
And please hit the Tip jar!
VNN Over and out!
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