[2ndDivisionVet]

Marco Rubio barely knows where the Senate washroom is yet. Didn’t we just elect a neophyte senator? How’s that working out? I’m not convinced that either Sen. Rubio or Gov. Jindal are natural born citizens, as their parents were not US citizens at the time of their birth.

[SuzyQue]

I thought that Jindal’s parents were citizens?

[Ohioan]

Rubio shows a clarity, when discussing how our economic system is supposed to work, that is among the best in Congress, regardless of seniority. By contrast, neither McCain or Bush was ever really able to articulate the same--not by a mile.

The evil of Obama is not his lack of seniority; he totally rejects the premises upon which Americans declared their independence; has total disdain for the premises that were incorporated in our Constitution. Had we had a conservative candidate in 2008--an articulate one, to boot--the campaign would have been radically different. We certainly had enough ammunition to expose what Obama was about. It was simply never employed.

For one example of a way to have gone after Obama, which may be too politically incorrect for some people, yet still effective: Race & Ethnic Politics--America. 2008.

Or here is one that focuses on the type of Community Organizer that he was: Community Organizer.

One who is squeamish about challenging the Leftist racial agenda--i.e. turning minorities against the mainstream--could tone down the above, slightly, and still put Obama on the defensive. That McCain allowed Obama to be the one on offense for months on end, is where the election went awry.

William Flax

[Georgia Girl 2]

“I’m not convinced that either Sen. Rubio or Gov. Jindal are natural born citizens, as their parents were not US citizens at the time of their birth.”

You would be right and they both know it which is why neither of them is pushing for the VP slot.