Are you aware of the origins of this photo? Just some information. His High school in Miami (their school mascot was The Cobras) had an annual program. This photo is of he and members of his football team, class of 1989 doing a skit in the annual program.
If it’s not Markie it sure looks like Markue b
From Observer.com:
“The team nickname at South Miami Senior High School, which Mr. Rubio was graduated from in 1989, was the Cobras. Every year there was a male talent competition for “King Cobra” and in 1989, Mr. Rubio and some of his football teammates wowed the crowd with a Chippendale’s style dance routine. That’s him in front of the O in “Cobra” with the washboard abs.”
Meet the Press, 1999:
Russert asked Trump about gay marriage. Trump didn't want to comment on it,
but said he has no problem with gays in the military.
He explained, "I've lived in New York City and Manhattan all my life, okay?
So my views are a little bit different than if I lived in Iowa."
When Russert asked Trump about abortion, he said he's "pro-choice in every respect"
and again cited his New York background, which he said has a "different attitude" from most of the country
You ought to be ashamed of yourself hanging out in places like that.
"It's not the first time Trump has taken a pro-LGBT stance. As far back as 2000, Trump was advocating the idea of amending the 1964 Civil Rights Act to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation - something the currently-pending Equality Act would basically do if lawmakers on Capitol Hill ever decided to pass it.
"Amending the Civil Rights Act would grant the same protection to gay people that we give to other Americans - it’s only fair," Trump told The Advocate in February, 2000.
In the same interview, Trump said he favored "a very strong domestic-partnership law" that guaranteed same-sex couples equal legal rights as married, heterosexual couples.
Trump also said he believed Don't Ask, Don't Tell - the military's then-ban on openly gay service members - had "clearly failed."
Trump's spokesperson, Hope Hicks, did not immediately respond to msnbc's request for comment on where the presidential candidate stood on the Equality Act. But his longstanding support for ending discrimination against gay people has been well documented. ..."
http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/donald-trump-2016s-most-lgbt-friendly-republican
How do we know that is him in those pictures?