Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says Donald Trump will not be the Republican presidential nominee because his message is not an optimistic one.
He says the GOP nominee “is going to be someone who embraces the future,” and he is taking issue with Trump’s campaign slogan of “Make America Great Again.” Rubio’s parents came to the United States from Cuba and he uses his family story to show the power of the America dream.
Rubio says America is already a great country that can be made greater with forward-thinking policies on education and the economy.
Rubio has largely shied away from taking on Trump, even as rivals such as Jeb Bush and Rand Paul have become more forceful in criticizing the billionaire businessman who sits atop Republican polls.
(AP)
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Being a loud mouthed, negative, whining sort who likes to say what is wrong may guarantee he won’t win the election, but he could still win the nomination.
It’s really bad news that Trump is still the republican frontrunner. If he ends up the nominee, we can be guaranteed another democratic win at the end. What is wrong with people?
Sorry Marco, you’re wrong.
The voting public is tired of hearing establishment politicians who just talk and do nothing.
Donald Trump says what we want to hear without the political squeamishness or political correctness. He sounds like a normal, everyday person not like a “politician”.
I think that when Donald Trump becomes the President, our country will be run with business saichel not with political rhetoric.