6.+Evidence

**Evidence**

One piece of evidence provided is that there is no actual facts of John Mcain having said negative comments about disliking HIspanics. First,McCain and Limbaugh don't agree on immigration. Second, Limbaugh's quotes weren't his words. He was actually quoting a NAFTA argument, and a Mexican Law, only to highlight how Mexican's want open borders when theirs are more closed than ours. McCain has actively courted the Latino vote, and the RNC is running their own Spanish radio ads accusing Obama of being in league with those who killed the immigration bill. Several hispanic voters express deep concern about immigration reform including putting a stop to government raids that have sent fear throughout the hispanic communities with large numbers of undocumented people. Hispanics have been hit hard by the struggling economy. In California and Nevada casinos and tourism are down where most hispanics work, so they are looking for solutions on the economy. (evidence and claim will be explained more in the **fast check** section)

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