At the Hispanic Prosperity Gala at Mar-a-Lago, political consultant and strategist Roger Stone highlights the shifting voter demographics that helped reshape the American political landscape. Stone emphasizes that a historic voter coalition was built by breaking traditional, generational ties to the Democratic party to win over a majority of Hispanic males and perform exceptionally well with Hispanic women. He explains that this shift occurred because Hispanic communities care about the exact same fundamental issues that affect all hard-working Americans, including safe neighborhoods, low interest rates, job opportunities, and manageable grocery and gas prices.

Looking ahead to the upcoming midterm elections, Stone outlines the critical issues that the Republican party must emphasize to maintain their momentum. Pointing to his personal focus on anti-communist, anti-narco Marxist efforts across the hemisphere and his support for post-Maduro democratic movements in Venezuela, he praises Marco Rubio’s strong execution of foreign policy objectives. Ultimately, Stone argues that despite global peace-making achievements, the election will inevitably come down to bread-and-butter economic realities for the working class, stressing that candidates must relentlessly champion the economic boom and record achieved during the administration’s first year.

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