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Pros And Cons Of Senator Marco Rubio
Dakota Willoughby
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Senator Marco Rubio has been called out by several people the past few days on the account of Rubio missing an abundance of votes, some being key votes on important issues. Rubio defends himself by stating that the presidential campaign is making difficult for him to be around as often as he should be. He said “I’m not missing votes because i’m on vacation.” Then brushed off the topic of him saying that federal workers who do not perform or do their job up to par should be fired, but what many want to know is if he can not do his job as senator and vote on bills and laws for the people, should he be fired too?

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