[WPaCon]

Then there’s the fact that Sen. Rubio may have enough in common with the President that, should he ultimately run for higher office, supporting foreign birth fears could come back to haunt him. Rubio has flatly denied rumors of being anywhere near the GOP presidential ticket in 2012, though at this stage of the horserace it is much more difficult to find someone admitting they are thinking about running than denying it. Perhaps 2012 may be too early for the first-term Senator, but if presidential ambitions are in Sen. Rubio’s future, it wouldn’t be unfathomable that an equally incomprehensible movement speculating about Rubio’s birthplace would form, too. If he runs in 2012, he will have the same amount of experience in the Senate as President Obama had when he won the presidency, and he would likely face a similar uphill battle with a certain sector of the population ethnically, too. After all, Rubio is the son of exiles and was born in Miami, Florida– tropical enough to arouse the brand of ill-placed, time-wasting paranoia Trump has made the centerpiece of his “presidential (?) campaign.”

This paragraph is a load of crap.

[Scanian]

Sure, everything is racial. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Rubio wants nothing to do with that junk, I can assure you.

And he is probably NOT a natural born citizen because it is doubtful his parents were citizens in 1971.

He doesn’t produce the evidence one way or another. He just says he will NOT seek higher office in 2012. Becoming an effective senator is his goal, he says.

So far, he has done pretty well. He is voting the conservative line, as far as I can see. He didn’t join the Tea Party Caucus because he says the Tea Party should be independent of DC politicians. I agree with that. At first, politicians were not very welcome at TP rallies.