Marco Rubio has positioned himself as a young, fresh-faced champion of limited-government conservatism. You are niave enough to buy it.
He represents the same bought and sold, quid pro quo politics that is commonly available on any street corner.
Again, he has long been courting Adelson. He agreed to be co sponsor of the RAWA bill. He's doing the work as directed.
The Wall Street Journal has written him up and called him out for his fine work with the sugar lobby and government subsidies for his (Florida) state's industry. He takes the money and does the work.
Taking money and suckling at the tit of the lobbies and PAC's .... no, I can't fault him for that. It's politics as usual. What I object to is the RAWA sellout. Stop imposing restrictions on my freedom under the guise of morality. I am not a rabid poker supporter but I demand the freedom to choose.
So in the end you have a fresh face with a relatively clean record - only because he's new. He plays in the same sandbox and his limited government stance is just fashionable. He can be bought just like anyone else.
He has no other compelling story. Zero.zero Just a guy.
I admit Trump is PT Barnum. But the circus was wildly successful. I read the Time magazine piece on Trump University. He's slick. American politics is oily & slick. You and I agree any politician would take Adelson's money. Now that we agree Rubio and the rest are corrupt & biz as usual, embrace the "in your face" challenge to the whole status quo of Presidential politics that is Trump or Sanders.
Anything but the status quo.
Edit:
The freshman congressman. It dawns on me that as with the Dodgers you love the unproven prospects.






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