Posted on 02/21/2016 5:25:49 AM PST by McGruff
An exuberant Sen. Marco Rubio declared his strong finish in the South Carolina primary Saturday signaled the GOP presidential contest had become "a three-person race," and that as a child "of the Reagan Revolution," he was "ready to assume the mantle of leadership." "Those of us who grew up when Ronald Reagan was in the White House are ready to do for the next generation what Ronald Reagan did for ours," the Florida lawmaker said.
"The children of the Reagan Revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership."
Rubio also hailed crucial supporters, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and Sen. Tim Scott, recalling the governor's background as the daughter of immigrants from India, and the African American GOP senator as the son of a single mother -- and hailing them as "21st century conservatives.
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Lol. Everything you just said applies equally to Trump, but he has an even shorter track record of being a conservative than Rubio possesses. This election season has been tragicomic for the ability of so many posters indulging their inner RINO to support Trump.
Everything you just said applies equally to Trump, but he has an even shorter track record of being a conservative than Rubio possesses.
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Don’t forget all the Rubio double-crosses occurred as a politician in the political arena. He has an established wretched political past. Now he wants to be president and I would argue to continue is past practices. He is certain to have open borders/amnesty at the top of his agenda. He has never disavowed his Gang of Eight legislation. All he insinuated was that it was badly timed and the people didn’t want it, not that it was wrong for the country.
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