(No Show Rubio- is Back)!
God help Florida!
Just a few
reminders of Florida's past with this,
(((Senator)))?
No Show Rubio is
running again
O.K. Floridians, it
is once again time to refresh our memories of or past experiences with
(no show
Rubio) in the congress of the state of Florida
and
his time,
or better said,
"Lack of time in the Senate to represent you in the congress of this country?
Marco Rubio is
called
"No Show Rubio!"
for a very good reason.
He has done, did,
and will always do,
a half hearted job of being a senator
for the state of
Florida!
If you are a female
living in the state of Florida,
"Heaven Help You!"
Because, as usual,
Marco Rubio has already proven
that he 'Will Not Help You'!
Even though he said just
one month ago that he had completely ruled out running for reelection
in the Senate, it looks like
Sen. Marco Rubio
(R-Fla.) has had a change of heart.
Rubio on
Wednesday announced that he will officially seek reelection for his Senate
seat, which Republicans had feared would certainly fall into Democratic hands
unless Rubio got in the race.
The announcement
comes after Rep. David Jolly (R-Fla.) told CNN on last week that
Rubio would be getting back in the race.
Rubio’s likely
opponent in the race will be Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.),
who has
consistently lead fellow Rep. Alan Grayson in polls for the
Florida Democratic
Senate primary.
Senator Marco
Rubio's past
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Improper use of
party credit cards: From 2005 until when he left the state Legislature in 2009,
Rubio had access to an American Express credit card paid for by the Republican
Party of Florida. During his time as speaker, from 2007 to 2009, Rubio often used
this card to pay for personal expenses—and some of those expenses ended up paid
by the state GOP. In early 2010, when Florida newspapers began to dig into
these credit card records, Rubio said he had done nothing wrong and had paid
American Express around $16,000 between 2007 and 2008 to cover personal
expenses that he had charged, such as $181.56 at the Museum of Natural History
in New York City. Rubio also put a $10,000 charge on a party card for a family
vacation at a resort in Georgia before ultimately gathering money from family
members and paying American Express directly, according to The New Republic.
Marco Rubio was a
Florida House of Representative because of
“Gerrymandering!”
intentional
misrepresentation of facts by fox network for the purpose of perpetuation their
biased "conservative" agenda.
It's hard to know
how many people attended Glen Beck's rally as the number goes through
foxification before every report.
“Foxification”