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WASHINGTON, D.C. –  Yesterday, the House of Representatives passed Rep.  María Elvira Salazar  (R-FL)’s amendment to the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Bill that bans the Biden Administration from using the term “Latinx” on public-facing, government documents. The amendment was inspired by her similarly-named legislation, the  Reject Latinx Act . Although more than 90% of Latinos reject this term, the Biden White House has made it a point to continue referring to Latinos as Latinx. “ The reality is that the Spanish language has two genders: masculine and feminine. Male and female. Period. But a new generation wants to destroy a universal Hispanic reality. It wants to erase a grammatical rule that’s been in place for centuries because of an obsession with wokeness ,”  said Rep. Salazar. The Biden Administration has used the term in  multiple instance . However, that does not take away from the reality that only 2% of Latinos use the term

                                                                                                                   If you know anything about politics you would make it your business to find those who are running in your city for any seat or chair. Here in Miami we have Val Demings Vs Marco Rubio which both parties are close in the poles.  In 2015 Marco Rubio ran against former president Trump for a chance to sit in the oval office. In his attempt to prove how cable he was to lead this country he was unable to beat the competition. Born to Immigrant parents who migrated to the united states. Marco Rubio has created a name for himself within the political party and field. He now occupies a seat within the senate that he wants to retain this election season. His battle buddy is Valdez Venita Demings, who was a former police officer and U.S representative from Florida's 10th congressional district.                                              Senator Rubio curre