Posted on 06/08/2015 10:45:03 AM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Tickets? Please.
For the NYT, the Rubios' traffic tickets are a big dealMarco Rubio and his wife, Jeanette, are criminals. There. We’ve said it. According to a “bombshell” New York Times report, the Rubios are a pair of ne’er-do-wells who flout society’s conventions every time they get behind the wheel. Their crimes are as numerous as they are vile.
The Rubios are guilty…. of traffic citations.
I know. You had high hopes for young Marco and I’m sorry to tell you it’s over. Facts, though, are facts. The Rubios are outlaws of the “no turn on red” variety.
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Vince Foster is never looked at by the MSM. But a republican goes 70 in a 55 and he’s a heinous thug.
But I do not expect any less from the NY Slimes or any MSM
Scooby hits the road at 92 MPH! Secret Service zooms Hillary to dinner through driving rain following secret afternoon house party
It wouldn’t surprise me if the NYT didn’t write up this weak hit piece on the Rubios to HELP Rubio with conservative Republicans (there’s nothing like a hit piece by the NYT to do that). They know that this story will really not hurt Rubio.
Didn’t Marco Rubio also disqualify himself for, during a speech, taking an awkwardly timed drink of water???
NYT endorsed the hill. Hill gave them money. Expect fairness?
That’s exactly what I think this is.
No, he disqualified himself by scheming with Schumer to “Comprehensively Screw Americans Out Of Their Country”.
I guess Rubio didn’t bribe the NYTs. Money talks!
Excellent point.
He once had overdue library books!
The New York Times is about to publish explosive new allegations that Rubio once taped a baseball game without the expressed written consent of the Commissioner of Baseball.
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