A very recent brief video shows us how Marco
Rubio, GOP candidate for the 2016 Presidential race, is hypocritical when it
comes to his stance on immigration reform. The film is produced by Brave
New Films Action Fund which is headed by feature film and
documentary filmmaker Robert Greenwald, producer and director of eight
full-length documentaries including his most recent, Unmanned: America's Drone
Wars.
In this 2 minute
documentary, Mr. Greenwald uses Marco Rubio's own words on immigration to show
voters how Mr. Rubio, son of parents who immigrated from Cuba during the
Eisenhower Administration in 1956, has reversed his stance on what is becoming one of
the key issues in this campaign, particularly when looking back at his time as
a state legislator and speaker in the Florida House.
Here's the video:
This would definitely
suggest that Mr. Rubio's stance on immigration is to the right of most Hispanic
Americans, the core of his support. With Republican candidates appearing
to be in a competition to see who can appear to be the toughest on immigration,
it looks like Marco Rubio may have his work cut out for him when courting his
own.
That video really didn't use Rubio's words against him. Some guy asked him a series of questions and we never heard his responses and then there were a few quick pieces where he spouts right wing talking points. Isn't he a right winger? Why would anyone think he should say something different. The one thing I see most people that lean left always try to lump people into groups and then demonize those who don't group think like the rest of those people in said group. Political Junkie this is a nonsense post and from following you for long time I never got the sense that you thought this way so I'm hoping this is just a one off. All people bleed red and that is fact. I detest people who are always trying to lump people into groups because the only purpose of that is to create divides between the people. We all know why dividing the people is important so lets not play that game.
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