Just like Trump turned the phony “war on women” rhetoric on its head when he accused Hillary Clinton of enabling her husband’s abuse in a way that the GOP establishment never did (or never even tried because they lacked the intestinal fortitude and are so afraid of not being liked by their mainstream media/elite “bettors”), he is the only Republican candidate using the organized chaos in Chicago on Friday night to call out Clinton, Sanders, and left-wing activists/agitators who shut down a political rally in a way the truly peaceful Tea Party protesters never did. Republicans could have been unified in pointing out that conservative activists peacefully opposed Obama/Democrats while left-wing agitators who embody the “Salad Bowl” (instead of melting pot) America that so many Americans rightfully fear are engaging in mayhem and violence. They could have been unified in flipping the script. Instead, Messrs. Rubio, Kasich, and Cruz did what every establishment Republican does in times like this–self-loathingly blame your own. You’d expect that from Rubio and Kasich, but Cruz’s response–blaming Trump–showed that inside, he may actually be the political careerist who has many of the same ladder-climbing characteristics of Hillary Clinton.
Showing posts with label Marco Rubio is Spanish for Weasel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marco Rubio is Spanish for Weasel. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Thursday, February 25, 2016
The Great Brown Hope of the Establishment is losing in his own state.....what's up with that Sparkles?
It seems that there is trouble in Paradise for Marco Rent Boy Rubio in his home state. As reported by Briebart.com:
The latest Quinnipiac poll of Florida Republicans shows that Donald
Trump is now leading that state with 44 percent of the vote, while home state
Senator Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)
is in second with only 28 percent. Sen. Ted Cruz
(R-TX) is now in third place with 12 percent.
Trump is now 16 points
ahead of Rubio after former Florida governor Jeb Bush dropped out of the race,
an astonishing result in an important winner-take-all state that votes on March
15. Rubio yesterday pointed to Florida as a state he expected to win.
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Marco Rubio: You don't win the Nomination by how many states you win....you win by coming in third.
Breibart News.com by Pam Key'
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio (R-FL) declared “the majority” of the electorate and Republican voters do not want Trump to be the GOP nominee and that the nominee is not selected by how many states are won.
Sunday, February 7, 2016
What Rubio should have sung instead of repeating the same tired talking points!
You know instead of Babalu!
Saturday, February 6, 2016
The Immigration Guru tells it like it is!
Jeff Sessions is my go to guy on a bunch of issues. Immigration. Trade. Keeping the Negro's in their place. Well maybe not the last one. He doesn't talk about that much but he is from Alabama so you get the idea.
Senator Sessions is sounding the Alarm about Ricky Retardo Rubio. In a post on Briebart.com he tells it like it is:
Alabama Senator
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-A)
criticized
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)
stance on immigration while praising Donald Trump ahead of Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary.
Sessions, the senator viewed as the intellectual godfather of the conservative movement as it clashes with the Republican establishment in this primary, praised Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) but warned against Rubio in an interview with New England-based radio host Howie Carr on Friday night.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Mickey Kaus Calls Rubio the New John Edwards?
Noted Blogger Heads contributor and Anti-Immigration blogger Mickey Kraus termed Marco Rubio the "New John Edwards" in an email to Briebart News.
In a post today on Briebart Kaus is qouted as saying:
"“Rubio’s the GOP John Edwards,” Kaus tweeted. “Both Rubio and Edwards have the gift of gab, which only takes you so far.”
In an email to Breitbart News, Kaus elaborated on the comparison: “I remember seeing John Edwards talk in New Hampshire in ’04. Great stump speech, but even with questions he didn’t add much more. Left you feeling hungry. I didn’t admit it to myself at the time but it was a signal Edwards was a lightweight (even without the later scandal). I get the same impression watching Rubio, even when I can distance myself from his amnesty betrayal.”
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Marco Rubio........Male Gigolo
It is pretty amusing to see how all of the FOX commenters and various and sundry Republican and Conservative Luminaries are falling all over themselves to tongue bath Marco Rubio. Even Rush Limbaugh got into the act. He praised Marco as a "True conservative" which I guess is the same thing as being a "True Yankee." Of course there are all kinds of "True Yankees." There are your Mickey Mantles and Derek Jeters. And then there are your Horace Clarkes and Rusty Torres.
Rubio is now the preferred candidate of everyone who wants the Republicans to lose the election. Almost every pundit is telling all of the rest of the field to drop out and leave the field clear for Marco. Even Jeb is getting pressure to drop out and he is pissed. He can't believe that he is being replaced by a Hispanic immigrant to the party.
Hey Jeb what's the big deal. So you are losing your job. It's an act of love baby. Step aside. It's your duty.
Rubio is now the preferred candidate of everyone who wants the Republicans to lose the election. Almost every pundit is telling all of the rest of the field to drop out and leave the field clear for Marco. Even Jeb is getting pressure to drop out and he is pissed. He can't believe that he is being replaced by a Hispanic immigrant to the party.
Hey Jeb what's the big deal. So you are losing your job. It's an act of love baby. Step aside. It's your duty.
Friday, December 18, 2015
Where's Marco? He must think it looks Presidential to be lazy!
The Hill (December 15, 20
Sen. Marco Rubio missed Friday’s Senate vote approving a massive $1.8 trillion end-of-the-year spending bill and tax package — a day after he suggested that he could try to slow the legislation down.
The Florida Republican, who is running for president, was the only 2016 contender to miss the vote, which is the Senate's final vote of the year.
Rubio defended his absence in an interview, telling CBS News that "in essence, not voting for it, is a vote against it."
Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), three other presidential candidates, all voted against the legislation.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), a fourth GOP presidential candidate from the Senate, backed the bill.
Cruz announced his opposition to the legislation on Thursday, describing his vote as a “hell no.”
“This is what's wrong with the Washington Cartel,” he told "The John Fredericks Show." “Republican leadership has proven to be the most Democratic leaders we have ever seen. ...[This] does not honor the promises we made to the men and women who elected us.”
Friday, November 27, 2015
"Marco Rubio" is Spanish for Weasel.
Marco Rubio has come up with a new one. He is still tying to wiggle out of his support for unlimited unrestrained immigration when he formed a human centipede with Chuck Schumer and Luis Gutierrez. Now he is trying to pretend that he cares about same sex marriage
Marco Rubio on gay marriage: It’s not “settled law,” it’s current law
Hot Air NOVEMBER 27, 2015 BY ALLAHPUNDIT
This won’t edge him past Cruz for the coveted Bob Vander Plaats endorsement in Iowa but it’ll help clean up a small mess he’s made for himself among social conservatives on gay marriage. Remember how Rubio reacted the day after the Supreme Court’s ruling on SSM came down, when loud-and-proud evangelicals like Huckabee slammed the Court for making law and called on Christians to practice civil disbodience? Quote: “While I disagree with this decision, we live in a republic and must abide by the law.” Well, okay, you say, but that’s not inconsistent with his point about settled law versus current law. We must abide by the law — but only until we can change it. In fact, the very next sentence of Rubio’s statement that day said that appointing originalist judges must be a priority for the next president, an obvious hint at overturning the decision.
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