Would Senator Marco Rubio Help Mitt Romney in 2012 Election?
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Marco Rubio, the Republican Senator from Florida, brings a lot of value to Romney's campaign. Rubio has Hispanic heritage, has lots of support in a battleground state (Florida), has a lot of charisma and youth, and has strong Conservative values.
Mitt Romney may have better choices, but would picking Marco Rubio help Mitt Romney's 2012 Presidential Election campaign?
From Yahoo! News: Presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney was campaigning in Pennsylvania ahead of the state's Tuesday primary with Marco Rubio in tow, the US senator widely discussed as a possible running mate.
Rubio is the latest among potential vice presidential picks to hit the campaign trail with Romney, but the first since the frontrunner's main rival Rick Santorum bowed out of the Republican race two weeks ago.
Mitt Romney may have better choices, but would picking Marco Rubio help Mitt Romney's 2012 Presidential Election campaign?
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Seonag 2012/04/23 20:09:05Rubio would HURT Romney+4Rubio isn't eligible to be President and, therefore, Vice President in that his parent's did not become US Citizens until 4 years AFTER he was born. Same goes with Bobby Jindal. It's a shame as both of them might be very good. But the law is the law until changed.




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Rubio might bring in the Hispanic vote, just like Romney brought in the Mormon vote. Any Hispanic that votes for a Hispanic just because he is Hispanic, and any Mormon that votes for a Mormon for no other reason than that he is a Mormon is a brainwashed bigot. The same goes for other races and religions.
Oh, and it will scare away the birthers. At least the ones with any principle. Rubio is no more eligible than Obama in their book. He became a citizen (birthright, not Natural Born, according to the birther line, which I am neither supportive of nor antagonistic towards) before either of his parents did. Arguably, he is even LESS eligible than Obama. I am not saying he is as bad as Obama. They just incidentally share some peculiarities in regards to citizenship status.
I kinda feel sorry for the magic underwear wearing clod .
http://www.wnd.com/2012/04/to...
“Rubio is, quite simply, not a ‘natural born citizen’ by the accepted legal, English-language standard as it has been known throughout American history. He was born in Florida to two non-U.S. citizen parents,” he wrote.
“I know this is not a popular notion among Republicans, just as it wasn’t among Democrats when challenges were made to Obama. However, the Constitution should always trump political expediency.
“This is not a ‘technicality,’ as some might suggest. If we don’t adhere to the Constitution on matters as significant as presidential eligibility, then the Constitution ceases to be a meaningful document for guiding our nation. Indeed, it becomes the kind of ‘living document’ that many liberals have claimed it should be – ever-changing to new circumstances,” he said.
http://naturalborncitizen.wor...
It would be an odd pairing in that Mitt has said he will build a fence along the entire 2000 mile Southern border (right.. sure thing,Mitt). But here is Rubio, trying to work a deal to get illegals into college this Fall. Someone would have to do a fast about face and start showing some serious Hipanic love all of a sudden. I'd put my money on Flipper Mitt for that.
Jeb Bush has Mitt's ear and is pushing for Rubio. So, he may get tapped. But it is just as likely that the VP pick will be Portman, who can help Romey in Ohio.
He has my vote