Some of us are sick of inexperienced freshman senators, really sick of them.
Absolutely NO.
Rubio is an Anchor Baby. Ineligible.
How can the Trump Justice Department try Soetoro for usurping the Presidency if the Vice President is ineligible?
Trump fans need to brace themselves - his VP pick will be a YUGE disappointment, because he will be forced to choose an Establishment arch-Rino.
Marco (amnesty pimp) Rubio brings absolutely nothing to the table. He couldn’t even win his own state of Florida.
Sarah Palin... It can only get more entertaining.
Seriously? I’m looking for a reason to vote for trump That would be a reason to sit this one out
RINO Rubio = Obama lite.
Rubio brings nothing to the table. NOTHING.
I’ve been hoping for a Trump/Cruz ticket myself from the get-go. But, we’ll see.
Trump needs to pick a clone cuz we know he’s gonna be a candidate for assassination.
NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!
No
I have this feeling that Carson could be his VP. Not sure though. He was one of those mentioned by Trump tonight.
NO.
Allen West
I can see Rubio in Trump’s administration, but more as his golfing caddy...Plus he’d make good on tips...
No, wait, WHAT hahahahaha
Absolutely NO on Rubio. Here’s the reason why:
He didn’t just support ‘amnesty’ - he supported a bill that would have destroyed America. Being VP would give him the path to the Presidency.
Rubio Record (immigration)
http://www.eagleforum.org/immigration/rubio-record.html
Excerpt from link “CONCLUSION”:
There is no single major distinguishing policy difference between Marco Rubio, John McCain or Lindsey Graham. They have the same trade policy, immigration policy and foreign policy. But on immigration most especially — the issue in which all four have invested the most — there is no daylight separating them.
The difference, then, is one of persona, not policy. And in the arena of immigration, this translates into a vital difference. The biggest change from McCain-Kennedy, which could not get out of the Senate, and the Gang of Eight — which was nursed along by conservative pundits despite being to the left of Kennedy’s bill — was the presence of Rubio. Rubio created the conditions necessary to produce a considerably more open borders bill: conservatives who were invested in the Rubio Brand provided no early pushback but accepted Kennedy’s old talking points, and Rubio gave red state Democrats the political space necessary to support it. This is how it got 68 votes in the Senate.
The stakes of course are raised considerably if Rubio is President or Vice President. Rubio would have a much, much better chance than Obama of getting an open borders bill through Congress — while Boehner could refuse to bring up Obama’s mass immigration/amnesty bill for vote in 2014, Ryan would never refuse Rubio’s bill. Rubio’s presence, as it did with the Gang of Eight, would create the cover for both certain Republicans and all Democrats to get behind a far more open borders plan. Given that nearly every House Democrat sponsored the Gang of Eight House version (including Pelosi and Gutierrez), Ryan would not need to gather that many additional votes (House GOP leaders might have refused Obama’s 2014 request for a vote but they would not refuse President Rubio’s).
All of which adds up to: there is likely no person in the United States of America in a better position to enact mass immigration legislation than a President Rubio — no one who could deliver more votes in both parties for open borders immigration. Senator Rubio is not Main Street’s Obama, he is Wall Street’s Obama: President Obama was a hardcore leftist running as centrist; Senator Rubio is a Wall Street globalist running as a tea party conservative.
Unlike other legislation, the effects of bad immigration policy cannot be repealed. They are forever. The Republican party would never nominate a pro-Obamacare candidate, and it must be an even stronger maxim that it should not nominate any candidate who is committed to a policy of mass immigration. Rubio wrote the Obamacare of immigration policies: a bill that would have eviscerated the middle class, plunged millions into poverty, legalized the most dangerous aliens on the planet, overwhelmed our schools and safety nets, and done irreversible violence to the idea of America as a nation-state. Rubio is the candidate of open borders, Obamatrade and mass immigration, making one last attempt to pull off one big con.
No, seriously.
We don’t need Rubio an amnesty advocate, a heartbeat away from the Presidency.
“Time is now for Trump to pick Rubio for VP”
No.
No.
And No.