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Commie Loving Sen Tom Harkin (D-IA) Destroyed by American Patriot, Marco Rubio (R-FL)
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_wKhXurFyI]Rubio Delivers Floor Speech On Crisis In Venezuela - YouTube[/ame]
If I could I would censure Harkin's offensively effusive praise of the Cuban Communistic health care system for his obvious failure to appreciate it's shortcomings.
Personally, I'd support drumming his ass out of Washington and letting him go back to Iowa to defend his comments directly to his constituents.
I can't believe they would 'follow' his "leadership" to this extreme degree.
MARCO RUBIO DESTROYS APOLOGISTS FOR CUBAN AND VENEZUELAN OPPRESSION
By: John Hayward
2/26/2014 09:52 AM
A new low in the disgrace of the American political class was reached when Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) took the floor this week to extol the virtues of Cuban communism. A new high immediately followed, as Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) rose to annihilate Harkin, and all the other miserable apologists for left-wing tyranny.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_wKhXurFyI]Rubio Delivers Floor Speech On Crisis In Venezuela - YouTube[/ame]
Marco Rubio destroys apologists for Cuban and Venezuelan oppression | Human EventsIt is best to watch and listen to Rubio’s speech, rather than reading his words, but let me give you his closing statement, and urge you to watch him build up to it:
I don’t think we should stand by here with our arms crossed, watching these things happen in our hemisphere and say nothing about them. I can close by saying this: Over the last week, I have tweeted about these issues. I get thousands of retweets from students and young people, until they shut them out, in Venezuela who are encouraged by the fact that we are on their side. What they want is what we have, the freedom and the liberty. That’s what all people want.
And if America and its policy-makers are not going to be firmly on the side of freedom and liberty, who in the world is? Who on this planet will? If this nation is not firmly on the side of human rights and freedom and the dignity of all people, what nation on the Earth will? And if we’re prepared to walk away from that, then I submit to you that this century is going to be a dangerous and dark one. But I don’t believe that’s what the American people want from us. Nor the majority of my colleagues.
If I could I would censure Harkin's offensively effusive praise of the Cuban Communistic health care system for his obvious failure to appreciate it's shortcomings.
Personally, I'd support drumming his ass out of Washington and letting him go back to Iowa to defend his comments directly to his constituents.
I can't believe they would 'follow' his "leadership" to this extreme degree.
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