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Rubio acknowledges ‘people are struggling’ economically in speech after GOP midterm wipeout
- On Friday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention in Washington, downplaying recent Republican midterm losses by stating "great things that last are built in decades, not election cycles."
- Voters angry over higher costs delivered massive losses to the Republican Party in last week's midterm elections, blaming the administration for tariffs, the Iran war, and unfulfilled promises to lower prices.
- Rubio defended the Iran war as necessary to prevent nuclear proliferation, while accusing the International Criminal Court of "weaponization of international law" to constrain United States interests.
- Though the former Florida senator avoided discussing 2028 presidential prospects, his address follows similar speeches in Greece and mounting speculation about a potential run against Vice President JD Vance.
- Rubio asserted that economic prosperity is "not self-perpetuating," warning the current generation risks leaving the next worse off unless leaders commit to long-term undertakings rather than short-term election cycles.
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Rubio: Take Inspiration From Federalist Society Lawyers
NBC News reports: Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday downplayed Republicans’ devastating losses in the midterm elections, instead telling supporters, “Politics requires more than simply winning elections.” “Those who believe that one setback, one defeat, one bad election spells the end of the republic should look to you as an example for inspiration,” Rubio … The post Rubio: Take Inspiration From Federalist Society Lawyers appeared first o…
Marco Rubio has ‘proud dad’ moment after daughter steals show at Federalist Society event
Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered an inspiring speech to conservative supporters, but it was another member of his family who seemed to steal the show. Before […]
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