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Rubio is the child of an immigrant first and an American second.

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No he is a child of illegals first and naturalized american second, his parents slipped in before the cuban stuff happened, and before the cuban exception laws were passed.

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There are plenty of reasons to oppose Marco Rubio on "immigration reform".

His parents' residence and naturalization status at the time of his birth are not among them.

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As they say in court. His birth leads to motive. So, yes it is fair game.

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Utterly irrelevant and diversionary.

Rubio's wrong on the iussue.

Attack him on the substance.

Leave the "motive" to Dr. Phil.

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Why do you read: "Rubio is the child of an immigrant first and an American second" and see those words in a bad light?

I did not add any words of disparagement or negativity to that sentence. You are reading words in that sentence that I did not write.

You have no idea what thoughts I have about Rubio and his relationship with his parents.

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My comment was in response to The Nevadan's statement, which directly above mine.

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #13

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My husband is the son of immigrants. Should I worry?

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #10

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Quote: The_Nevadan wrote in post #9

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Quote: nerd wrote in post #4

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Quote: Palinista wrote in post #3

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Rubio is the child of an immigrant first and an American second.

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No he is a child of illegals first and naturalized american second, his parents slipped in before the cuban stuff happened, and before the cuban exception laws were passed.

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There are plenty of reasons to oppose Marco Rubio on "immigration reform".

His parents' residence and naturalization status at the time of his birth are not among them.

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As they say in court. His birth leads to motive. So, yes it is fair game.

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Utterly irrelevant and diversionary.

Rubio's wrong on the iussue.

Attack him on the substance.

Leave the "motive" to Dr. Phil.

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #22

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #13

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My husband is the son of immigrants. Should I worry?

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Depends. Did they raise him to love America? Did they teach him that America is a symbol of hope and strength to the world? Or......did they come here hating America determined to destroy it from within.....and have taught their son how to build bombs in the basement?

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That's the kind of thoughtful, balanced, perspective we've come to expect from you, Gramma.

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IMHO the reason hes pushing this amnesty is personal - he likely has family members/friends here illegally he wants to protect. Because nothing hes arguing for this garbage is common sense nor is it good for America or the GOP.