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<p>Ted Cruz's victory in Texas, as well as the success of Marco Rubio, put Cuban-Americans on the front page of American politics. These wins also give us an opportunity to craft a message to Hispanics -- a message that emphasizes individual freedom, self-reliance, a skepticism of the state, and the value of family in our culture.</p>
<p>We hear it over and over again that Cuban-Americans are different. We are often called the "other" Hispanics. The media calls us "reactionaries" or "right-wingers" or makes fun of our disdain for communism.</p>
<p>In fact, Cuban-Americans are the Hispanic group that best understands freedom and liberty. We lost both under the banner of "change" and another charlatan preaching "social justice" years ago.</p>
<p>As my mother said: "We saw this movie before, and it did not end well."</p>
<p><a href="http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/08/its_up_to_cuban-americans_to_save_hispanics_from_las_mentiras_or_the_lies_of_the_dem_left.html#ixzz22cU5YS5n">Read entire post at The American Thinker &gt;&gt;&gt;</a></p>