RED BROWARD sat down with Juan Eliel Garcia, Republican candidate for US Congress CD 20. In one of his first interviews since joining the race, Garcia talks about jobs, the economy, national security, his service in the Army, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Out Of Touch).
Juan Eliel Garciaeconomy, national security, Israel, his family, his service in the Army, and his potential opponent Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Out Of Touch).
VET these candidates. What qualities do each of these candidates possess to make any one of them a real leader and Congressman to support and protect Florida and our nation? Folks, please understand the danger of so many candidates on the primary ballot. We don’t need the most popular candidate to win, we need the most qualified candidated to win.
What we really need is to analyze what each candidate brings to the table. It is a well known fact not only at the local level but also at the national level, that if the republican party is going to win in a heavily democratic area, we will need the Hispanic vote. The numbers don’t lie. Without this block of voters we will have to deal with Debbie Wasserman for a few more years. Then the question should be, who can get us the most Hispanic votes?