As for the criticism of Columba being too Mexican to be First Lady, I think we're on the same page. It's not a reasonable or fair-minded criticism, and if it's acknowledged and used as such, no big deal.
I think it's an entirely reasonable and fair-minded criticism. The United States is under attack by Mexican and other Latino immigrants who sneak across the border and then demand rights, privileges, and services that citizens and legal immigrants don't get. Our "common" language isn't common any more because, while Chinese, Indian, Japanese and most European immigrants learn the speak English, the Latinos (especially the illegals) simply refuse to learn English and demand that everyone accommodate them.
A hundred years or so ago there was a flood of immigrants from Italy. Does your telephone, cable, electric or satellite bill come in English and Italian? Nope. When you call a place for service, does the answering system tell you to press 1 for Italian or 2 for English? Didn't think so.
I simply don't trust Jeb Bush to protect the United States against an ever greater horde of illegal, Latino immigrants. It may already be too late to save the country, since the bleedin' .gov isn't willing to to what's needed and start mass deportation of illegals. No, instead we give them food stamps, drivers licenses, and social security even though they've never worked here (at least, not at a legal job where they paid into the system). And they are draining our economy, because huge numbers of them send most of the money they earn here back to family in the native country.
Ever use Western Union to send money to another country? Take a look at the Western Union counter next time you go by one -- there's probably one at the service counter in your supermarket. If you want to send money to Russia, Estonia, France, Turkey, or ___, there's a form you fill out. BUT ... to send money to Mexico? There's a whole different form, printed in Spanish (of course), with a streamlined procedure. The form itself is titled "Dinero en Minuto" (Money in One Minute). Face it, the system is stacked against the United States surviving as a union of anything.
For the record, I am not anti-Latino. My late wife was a Latina, and my adopted daughter is a Latina. But ... they came here legally. I refused to do it any other way.