Posted on 02/26/2016 9:37:50 AM PST by C19fan
In Iowa, Marco Rubioâs campaign knew how to spot its supporters in a sea of locals wearing Carhartt jackets and work boots: Look for the people in Vineyard Vines and Patagonia.
In South Carolina, volunteers walking door-to-door in Greenville had a handy way to eliminate the guesswork in picking which homes to visit: They concentrated on the neighborhoods with the highest property values.
Mr. Rubio, the Florida senator who rarely misses a chance to talk about his modest upbringing as the son of a bartender and a maid, is the candidate of choice for the doctors, developers, business owners and other highly paid, highly educated Republican voters.
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I had to google Vineyard Vines and Patagonia
No wonder Cabana Boy is stuck at 20%.
The noveau riche unfortunately are not large enough to power him to the nomination.
yeah, the very rich are NOT fans of Trump; after all, Trump’s not for sale like all the other candidates who will require at least a billion in campaign “donations”.
Me too.
http://www.vineyardvines.com/ pay big time for the little whale logo.
Patagonia gear is good but over priced for us.
Marco & Teddy can divvy up the cash.
Well, Rubio has and does benefit personally from them-——http://observer.com/2016/01/poor-little-rich-boy/
Interesting that he concentrates on those employing his beloved illegal aliens.
google Marco Rubio foam parties
Me too.
Roboto may not have a winning hand but he will always have his screamers.....
Until the contract runs out.
Somebody please tell Rubio that c-h-o-k-e-r is the correct spelling of “choker”.
Trump didn’t misspell it, but Rubio showed, once again, what an idiot he was by saying it was wrong.
How dare those upper-middle class people who work hard, save a little, spend tens of thousands of dollars to educate their kids and send them to college have any input into the selection of the nominee of the Republican party.
Someone needs to post that here...
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