US EditionSenate Democrats Say Rubio Has Had a 'Full MAGA-Lobotomy'
Senate Democrats accuse Rubio of bypassing Congress in a targeted Venezuela operation that lasted hours, highlighting concerns over executive overreach and constitutional process.
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In the photographs distributed by the White House on the follow-up to the US operation against Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, US President Donald Trump appears with a constant presence at his side: a very serious Marco Rubio with his eyes fixed on what looks like a screen. The Secretary of State is his man of reference for foreign policy, and he already holds the three main diplomatic positions in Washington (he is also adviser to National Securit…
WASHINGTON.- The U.S. State Department reported on Tuesday that Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke on the phone with Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno about the military operation that the U.S. carried out in Venezuela to capture and remove Nicolás Maduro from power to be tried in a New York court. “Rubio thanked Minister Quirno for Argentina’s continued cooperation in combating narcoterrorism and strengthening security in our region,” t…
'Full MAGA-lobotomy': Marco Rubio bashed as having morality U-turn since leaving Senate
Marco Rubio got hammered Tuesday for his part in the Venezuela strike, with one Democratic Party representative saying the Secretary of State has undergone a "full MAGA-lobotomy".Senator Chris Van Hollen (D- MD) blasted Rubio for doing what President Donald Trump "wants him to do," while fellow Demo...
Senate Democrats Say Rubio Has Had a 'Full MAGA-Lobotomy'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)Senate Democrats unanimously backed Secretary of State Marco Rubio for confirmation last year. But in the wake of military action in Venezuela, they might be having buyer’s remorse.Sen. Chris Van Hollen said Rubio has “had a full MAGA-lobotomy.”“He essentially does what Donald Trump wants him to do,” Van Hollen said. “He has a little bit of the Dear Leader syndrome.”"We're in a constituti…
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio had a telephone conversation with Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, in which he thanked Argentina for its support in the fight against narcoterrorism and the strengthening of security in the region.
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