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“Marcomentum” Another reason to distrust Marco Rubio
Marco magically tries to transform third place into blue ribbon success
In the aftermath of Ted Cruz’ Iowa primary caucus victory, the politicians are hard at work recasting the results to suit their whims.
Donald Trump, who petulantly decided to skip the Jan. 28 debate in Des Moines, took second place. His calculated risk was preceded and followed by puerile mockery of Cruz. But third placer Marco Rubio takes the cake. His emailed solicitation of (at least) $20.16 in campaign donations that went out Wednesday bizarrely reconfigures his third place showing into a stunning triumph, as he writes:
“Monday night was amazing.
All of our hard work leading up to the Iowa caucuses paid off. I’m thrilled with our success there, and you should be too.
But make no mistake: The results in Iowa were just the beginning.“Marcomentum” swept Iowa, and next it’s going to take over New Hampshire.”
Marco doesn’t seem to grasp the fact that churning 1 percent milk will never make butter.
Next thing we know John McCain’s amnesty pushing Gang of Eight member Marco Rubio will undergo the same pre-election transformation of his supporters.
Remember former Sen. Jon Kyl — now a Rubio endorser — cutting this hard liner TV spot? John McCain will be remembered for this tough on the border ad long after he’s forgotten where he placed his drool cup. Gangster Jeff Flake took the same pre-election expediency route, briefly dismaying his pro-amnesty cheering section at the Arizona Republic. But in the end, they are all exposed as double-talking frauds. All of them colluded with Democrats in support of amnesty for illegals.
“Marcomentum” can be discounted as ludicrous hyperbole. The invasion of our country is deadly serious business.
Source: https://seeingredaz.wordpress.com/2016/02/04/marcomentum-another-reason-to-distrust-marco-rubio/
