Trump's rally choice may alienate Puerto Rican voters in Pennsylvania, strategist warns

Former Republican strategist Mike Madrid suggests that Donald Trump's choice of a comedian who insulted Puerto Ricans at a recent rally could harm his chances in the 2024 election. Madrid highlights the significance of Puerto Rican voters in Pennsylvania, where polls show a tight race. Madrid notes that even a small shift in votes from Puerto Ricans could greatly impact the election outcome. He points out that cities like Allentown, with a large Puerto Rican population, could play a crucial role in swaying the election. He also mentions that Puerto Rican celebrities like Bad Bunny and Ricky Martin are drawing attention to the comedian's remarks, potentially mobilizing voters. Madrid concludes by stating that this situation could be detrimental to Trump's campaign in Pennsylvania.