"Roque De La Fuente, 61, says he has been thinking about a White House run for the past 40 years,
but it wasn’t until he saw how the current race was shaping up that he decided to dive in.
And dive in, he did. The longtime real estate tycoon, developer, car dealer and shopping center overseer posted his first election on YouTube. He climbs to a diving board platform fully clothed and dives in, fine-tailored suit, shoes and all.
De La Fuente, who also uses his Anglicized name, “Rocky,” is convinced Americans are not ready for another Clinton or Bush dynasty. But he reserves his harshest criticism for GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
De La Fuente accuses Trump of alienating Hispanics, Latinos, Chinese-Americans, Japanese-Americans and women.
“I decided to run as a conservative Democrat, not looking left or right but going forward,” De La Fuente said in a phone interview.
When asked who his campaign manager is, he replied: “Me.”
He owns large tracts of land in Otay Mesa on the Mexican border, numerous commercial enterprises, including buildings in Cincinnati, Ohio and West Palm Beach, Fla., where he plans to open campaign offices." SanDiegoUnionTribune
And dive in, he did. The longtime real estate tycoon, developer, car dealer and shopping center overseer posted his first election on YouTube. He climbs to a diving board platform fully clothed and dives in, fine-tailored suit, shoes and all.
De La Fuente, who also uses his Anglicized name, “Rocky,” is convinced Americans are not ready for another Clinton or Bush dynasty. But he reserves his harshest criticism for GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
De La Fuente accuses Trump of alienating Hispanics, Latinos, Chinese-Americans, Japanese-Americans and women.
“I decided to run as a conservative Democrat, not looking left or right but going forward,” De La Fuente said in a phone interview.
When asked who his campaign manager is, he replied: “Me.”
He owns large tracts of land in Otay Mesa on the Mexican border, numerous commercial enterprises, including buildings in Cincinnati, Ohio and West Palm Beach, Fla., where he plans to open campaign offices." SanDiegoUnionTribune
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