Posted on 03/10/2016 6:14:06 AM PST by Beave Meister
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. I come not to praise Marco Rubio dear God, never, ever that but to bury him. And then to salt the earth in the hope that he will never come back.
The Rubio campaign is on its last legs, stumbling dehydrated and desperate through the Florida Everglades like the heroine in the second act of a Carl Hiaasen novel, trying to stay one step ahead of the bloodhounds who want nothing more than to drag the Florida senator into the swamp and tear his throat out, or at least convince him to join with Ted Cruz on some sort of unity ticket to stop Donald Trump, which might be an even worse fate.
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Twitchy, jerks a lot, has trouble keeping still..ever watched him being interviewed?
Don't shed any tears for senor Amnesty, aka Little Marco. I'm sure that his "handlers" - GOPe fat cats - promised him before he went in that he would have a nice cushy DC lobbyist "consulting job" for him should he fail.
While the author is a bit of a self-important twit, I have to admit that the line, “The Rubio campaign is on its last legs, stumbling dehydrated”, did give me a bit of a chuckle.
Or a position on Faux News, “We decieve you believe”
It's best to wrap it up quickly, so as to minimize any permanent damage.
He started fighting like a cuban would fight. He pulled out his switchblade knife and started with the “small hands” and “inherited $100 million” and other lying crap.
DJT borrowed $1 Million from his Dad. By the time Fred died and the estate was settled, Donnie was already between $1 and 2 Billion, and the point was moot. Even then, I’m not sure the inheritance was that much, but if so, it was really immaterial at that scope.
To a schlub like me, it would be, but when you’re worth over a Billion, it’s just another 0 in the bottom line.
As a Fla. resident I at one time had very high hopes for this young man, but Im afraid he has disappointed me to say the least.
It’s called the Chuckie Effect.
Rubio would have been capable of winning the nomination, in the opinion of everyone, if he had not run for President.
Last night, being interviewed by Megyn Kelly, he denied plans to drop out, saying that he had not talked "to anyone on planet earth" about doing so. Then he added that he had not talked to anyone on any other planet either.
At least he has a better sense of humor than Obama's, whose idea of humor is mocking other people, from Nancy Reagan to GWB to ordinary citizens who don't share his views.
Shouldn’t it be: Micro Marco?
He augered in long before primary season. As soon as he started sucking face with Schmucky he was done. It just took him awhile to fall down.
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