Senator Marco Rubio of the State of Florida will announce later today, right in front of the iconic the Freedom Tower. The most contreversial thing about his announcement to come is the cometition that he will have to face. Gov. Jeb Bush, of the state of Florida will also be running for president, Sen. Rand Paul of the State of Kentucky will also be running in the 2016 Presidential Primaries. With so many GOP contenders stepping up to the plate, trying to win the Party nomination will only become harder and harder. Sen. Ted Cruz of the state of Texas, also just recently announced his run for the White House. Both Cruz and Rubio have a cuban-american heritage which ties back to the days of the Castro Communist Regime. Although each has their own approach to the presidency, and each has a different background as to which brought them to where they are, the Republican party continuously fears that large factions of their own members will not be able to decide on which candidate will benefit them better.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubiocan strike me as the same candidate with only minor difference if their opinions of several subjects. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz both are against amnesty and are both for increased border security. They both will most likely try to use their Hispanic background in order to entice Hispanic and Latino voters but will ultimately fail in the end.
ReplyDeleteMarco Rubio, oh yes I saw an announcement about him running for president just last night. I'm not sure that I remember correctly but isn't Ted Cruz the one that said that if he got elected that he would take away the "DACA" program that benefits hispanics? Honestly I'm pretty lost with all of this, the Republicans have officially took over and the hopes of the Democrats seems a bit less than a pig to fly. I can say that the Hispanic nation is concerned, and not only Hispanics but also Americans as the concern comes down to education. I've heard that they're going to try to make schools private, what's your opinion on that?
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