Geraldo Rivera: Does the GOP Really Want Latino Support?
Geraldo Rivera says the platform plank on immigration rejects all notions of compromise.
www.foxnews.comGeraldo Rivera’s political affiliation has shifted over time. He has described himself as a Republican in the past, but his public stance has often included views that cross traditional party lines, and he has indicated support for candidates across the spectrum at different times. Most recently, reporting indicates he has publicly aligned with or endorsed Democratic-leaning figures in certain contexts, signaling a more flexible or non-traditional Republican stance rather than a steadfast, narrow party line. For the latest, most precise statement, check Rivera’s own social media posts or recent interviews.
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- A 2024 article discusses Rivera’s voting choices and public stance, noting his Republican registration in 2013 and subsequent criticisms of then-President Donald Trump, including endorsements of Kamala Harris in 2024.[1]
- Additional sources document Rivera’s history as a self-described “moderate Republican” and his evolution on social issues, including past endorsements of Barack Obama in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012, with later distancing from Trump.[4][9]