Posted on 11/19/2015 11:48:22 AM PST by zeestephen
Marco Rubio: "At least two of my colleagues in the Senate aspiring to the presidency, Senator Cruz in particular, have voted to weaken the U.S. intelligence programs just in the last month and a half," Rubio said, referring to the passage of the USA Freedom Act that ended government's ability to hold on to bulk amounts of metadata.
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Rubio, debating Cruz. Lol, it’d be almost like infanticide.
I don’t think this will get any traction for Rubio, considering the American people are pretty solidly AGAINST the government collecting all this data on us.
“Cruz play “Civilization Vâ€...deity level.”
... and he doesn’t take the easy road by picking Alexander the Great and just conquering the world with veteran cavalry before gunpowder gets invented either!
Agreed,Rubio is a slimy scumbag,and a lying Rino to boot, any self respecting person republican or democrat would not give the time of day to chucks schummer,that alone is grounds for expulsion from the senate
Divisive comment from Rubio, but some of us view Snowden as a hero.
“Treason” has a long history of being a justifiable and righteous act when the “treason” is against tyrants and wicked leaders.
Rahab the prostitute committed treason against Jerico and joined the winning team.
The founders of this nation committed “treason” against our British overlords.
Somehow we need a better word to capture the spirit of these folks
Perhaps the term : " weaselcritters " ?
Gang of Eight Marco, Your done
“Rubio, debating Cruz. Lol, it’d be almost like infanticide.”
I got blocked on twitter by John Podhoretz (of weakly standard etc) for saying Marco amnesty is toast and pointing out Marco+Jeb+Christie+Kasich <25%
The GOPe is dying, they just don’t know it. Infanticide indeed.
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