Biden Campaign Botches Hispanic Outreach Effort

First lady Jill Biden should be ASHAMED of the latest Biden campaign effort.

When it comes to the outreach attempted created to target Hispanic voters in Florida, it did not go well.

In fact, the event was a total FLOP.

A respected writer at the Miami Herald, Fabiola Santiago, absolutely shredded the event, calling it “three gringos launching ‘Latinos con Biden-Harris” in posh Coral Gables.”

Yikes.

However, to everyone’s surprise, despite how poor the event went, Biden was immediately DEFENDED by the Democratic Hispanic Caucus of Florida, who went after Santiago’s latest opinion piece.

The Democratic Hispanic Caucus of Florida took to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, to let it fly.

“We were highly disappointed to see the [Miami Herald] opinion column by [Fabiola Santiago]. The article not only failed to recognize the presence of statewide Democratic leadership but also diminished the critical role of the Second Gentleman of the United States, Douglas Emhoff,” wrote the Democratic Hispanic Caucus in a recent post.

Marc Caputo, a reporter for Bulwark Online, wrote that that the “Biden campaign/FL Dems botched a Hispanic outreach event” going on to say how the event “didn’t’ invite local media,” and were “wasted” by Santiago.

Caputo also pointed out something extraordinarily eerie.

Despite how poorly it was put together, the “top Hispanic media” defended the event.

Why?

Caputo is not the only one to notice this bizarre.

Journalist Roberto R. Tejera took to X to send a big message to the Democratic Hispanic Caucus of Florida.

“Do you guys, out of all people, really want to pick a fight with
@fabiolasantiago ?? Really?? Please, tell me, how many Hispanics, know who Mr… what ever his name is, is???” Tejera wrote in his recent post.

So, what was the reason the Democratic Hispanic Caucus of Florida was so quick to defend the poorly launched Biden-Harris event?

Something is not adding up here.

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