In last week\u2019s New Jersey gubernatorial election, Republican incumbent Chris Christie, as expected, won a landslide victory over his Democratic challenger, Barbara Buono.<\/p>\n
Barbara who? Exactly. Apparently even the national Democratic Party<\/a> pretended like they had never heard of her, or they had trouble locating New Jersey<\/a> on the map.<\/p>\n Much fuss was made about the fact that Christie even won the Hispanic vote in New Jersey, 51%-46%. Indeed, it is impressive for any Republican \u2013 even one as high profile as Christie \u2013 to outpoll any Democrat \u2013 even one as obscure as Buono \u2013 among Hispanic voters. Pundits immediately ginned up the political spin machine, claiming that Christie\u2019s strong showing among Hispanic voters demonstrates that Republicans who support amnesty and benefits, like in-state tuition, for illegal aliens will reap rewards at the ballot box.<\/p>\n Not so fast. According to exit polling not made public by the big media outlets, Christie would not fare quite as well among Hispanic voters in a hypothetical match-up with Hillary, even in his home state of New Jersey. Hillary who? Yes, that<\/i> Hillary: Hillary Clinton.<\/p>\n