Marco Rubio - Fraud - Tricks - Lies - Cheats - Arrest Record of Marco Rubio $345,451 Rubio is “a man in a hurry, Angel Barrios was arrested along with Rubio in 1990

Angel Barrios was arrested along with Rubio in 1990

While the court file was destroyed

Between May 2005 and Au­gust 2007, when Ru­bio was first speak­er-des­ig­nate and then speak­er of the House, the Re­pub­lic­an Party of Flor­ida paid Luntz’s con­sult­ing com­pan­ies a total of $345,451, ac­cord­ing to Flor­ida Di­vi­sion of Elec­tions fil­ings. That was the peri­od when Luntz helped Ru­bio pro­duce his “100 In­nov­at­ive Ideas” pro­ject, which in­cluded a book of policy pro­pos­als that Ru­bio pushed dur­ing his two years in charge of the state House.

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In 2007, Luntz praised Ru­bio’s 100 Ideas pro­ject in a Wash­ing­ton Post op-ed, writ­ing that it brought for­ward “the prin­ciples of good gov­ern­ment and polit­ic­al ac­count­ab­il­ity.” That art­icle also failed to men­tion his role in the book’s pro­duc­tion and pro­mo­tion—a pro­ject that boos­ted Ru­bio’s name around the state, lay­ing the ground­work for his suc­cess­ful U.S. Sen­ate run in 2010.

Rubio is “a man in a hurry, not bothering to pause at any level to actually accomplish something before he grabs for the next level up. In that respect, at least, he really is like Obama. His disastrous Gang of 8 amnesty effort can be seen in this light — it was a potential ticket to national office for Rubio. At least that’s undoubtedly what he thought, and what the lobbyists and donors told him.”