Posted on 05/16/2018 12:22:39 PM PDT by conservative98
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@marcorubio Follow Follow @marcorubio More #ZTE issue should have nothing to do with broader trade talks. What is the point of cancelling Iran deal if we aren’t going to sanction those like ZTE who help Iran avoid sanctions? Plus ZTE helps #China spy on America & steal our intellectual property.
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So we’re putting sanctions back on Iran, but signalling we won’t enforce sanctions on Iran. The Art of the Deal!!
never liked rubio!
Ceuz???/Maybe if he would admit his ineligibility and then campaign for a constitutional change due to a couple hundred years have passed, etc......maybe!
make rgar CRUz!
Little Marco has spoken!
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Well, he’s right about this instant issue.
I think Rubio is right about it, but I also suspect it’s part of a bigger strategy.
Spoiler alert: Rubio will buy a ZTE next week.
And neither should foam parties.
“I think Rubio is right about it, but I also suspect it’s part of a bigger strategy.”
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China is NOT our friend. Why should we waive penalties and sanctions against a CRIMINAL Chinese corporation (with a Communist Government connections) to save several tens of thousands of Chinese jobs when the Chinese NEVER hesitate to destroy millions of American jobs?
Spoiler alert: Rubio will buy a ZTE next week.
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Not likely...he’s not the one standing with the Chinese company ZTE and it’s willful busting of sanctions on Iran...but YOU apparently are.
Hey Rubio. Fuck off. You’re a day late and a dollar short. Try to keep up.
Admit his ineligibity...for what? President? Not currently running for that to be relevant to "admit" to, and it wouldn't be true either. He was born on US soil to parents legally within the US. That fits the definition of "natural born citizen" - easy to look up - it is what the term meant at the time the phrase was written as the understood meaning of the term. In addition, it has been adjudicated multiple times in Court and confirmed. This argument died a long time ago.
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