The Dem debate using Spanish is blatant pandering, America is an English-speaking country. They're basically saying that people like me won't be a priority as President. That's how civil wars start. Quebec is an example. It's an instant disqualifier. They weren't even prompted. Speaking Spanish on presidential debates will just further marginalise whites and push them further to the right. Expect every white voting Trump and every shitskin voting blue in 2020. This shows that the Democrats demographic of voters is mainly Spanish speaking.  This nation was founded on WASP principles, and immigrants were expected to assimilate to the Anglo culture. The first few generations kept their native tongues while learning English. After English, the largest language spoken in the US for most of its history was German, yet I can't think of one politician being on record addressing a crowd of voters in German instead of English. While the culture is being replaced by their policies, Democrats fucking don't even try to hide it by using Spanish. It's bad enough when Hillary tries to put on a southern drawl with her nasal midwest accent. At least when Obama drops into a blackcent, it sounds somewhat natural. So much for "immigrants assimilate" when you have to address Dem voters in Spanish. It's like running or office in Greece and addressing a crowd in fucking Turkish and getting away with it. What's interesting though is that it shows there is no future for blacks anymore anymore. The left no longer needs them so they lost their black voters with that stunt. Also, I'm getting sick of them referencing people as "brown people". As if there are common interests between a family from Bangladesh and a family from Guatemala, etc. Also what a lot of non-Latino people also don't realize, both white shitlibs and white conservatives, is that all of the spics dislike each other. They are not a united monolith, they are a very loosely tied linguistic group, even more loosely tied by colonial history.  Puerto Ricans and Dominicans hate each other. Pretty much everyone dislikes Mexicans. Colombians are notorious for snubbing their noses at everyone else for some odd reason. Everyone knows Uruguay and Argentina are the whitest countries. They all tend to stick to their own for the most part and don't really mingle beyond ethnic lines. If these illegals and all their offspring would become the super majority populace in the US, do you think are they going to show the whites the same "diversity and tolerance" we showed them under the (((white guilt))) brainwashing we received from the media, schools and government? Fucking hate the Pander-crats at this point. The only solace I have is that I know that it's disaster for the Democrats. Nothing like babbling en Espanol to convince white middle-aged factory workers in MI, WI, and PA to vote Trump again. N.B.: Some of you may not know but the US has no official language like Germany or China does. Official languages are often set and named in the constitution, like in South Africa. America is like Mexico, the main language is used for official purposes, but in terms of legislation, its status is not that of an official primary language.  Fun fact:  There has been an attempt to make English the official language without success. In 1780, a proposal was presented to the Continental Congress by John Adams to declare English the official language but his proposal was deemed a threat to the individual liberty. The debate has been going on since then with the issue still far from any resolution.  Cumulatively, there are over 230 million English speakers in the US. With over 35 million speakers, the US has the fifth-largest number of Spanish speakers in the world. Other sources estimate Spanish speakers in the country to be 50 million, second-largest after Mexico. Some people consider Spanish a national language and a contender for the official language should there be a need. Source But don't fret, the life of a language is determined by both official policy and use/willinngness by the people, i.e. the language's social status. Ireland tries to force kids to learn Irish Gaelic in school in order to keep it alive, however, if people just don't feel a need to use it for daily interaction, despite the nationalism tied to it, the language will eventually die, or only be used in written text (like Latin). Other languages have been snuffed out rather quickly, like many American Indian, Australian and South American languages, because they are neither institutionally supported, nor passed on by native speakers to their children. In other words, the best way to preserve a language is by teaching it to your children, both in written and spoken form, and then them finding it socially acceptable to speak it with other children. Of course this is further bolstered by it being used in schools, universities, mass media, etc.  As an expert in historical linguistics, this is my 2 cents: English is far from being replaced by Spanish. In the world or in the US. It is currently THE lingua franca for most of the world, and thanks to the internet and dominance of American pop culture, it is most used second language in the world. People around the world won't trade it in so easily, and certainly the Americans won't trade it in for Spanish. The status of speaking English is too high and English-speaking Americans, like English-speaking Canadians, know the social dominance English has over Spanish or French.