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Date Posted: 09:49:42 01/15/16 Fri
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Marco Rubio is attacking Obama over what he imagines the president might be thinking.

Rubio tries his hand at mind-reading

Marco Rubio recently launched a television ad in which he insists President Obama is trying to take away Americans’ guns. ABC’s George Stephanopoulos asked the senator the other day to defend the claim, which appears to be completely at odds with reality.

“Well,” Rubio replied, “if he could he would.”

In other words, the Republican presidential candidate lied in his campaign commercial, but he feels justified in doing so because of what he imagines the president might be thinking.

Sounds like Rubio has been taking lessons from internet trolls like Bubbles, they made a strawman thier king.

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here's another Republican fanticy goinging up in smoke:
"Obamacare" critics keep looking for proof the law is bad for job creation. Their search really isn't going well.
So much for the ‘Obamacare hurts job creation’ argument
(NT) -- Bubbles, when you get tired of losing with the GOP you can switch sides to the Democrates. We won't even laugh at you, too much., 09:57:13 01/15/16 Fri
Wouldn't you think the ridiculous statements made by GOP candidates would begin to pile so high that the media couldn't ignore or casually dismiss them? (NT) -- Nope. What was said yesterday is forgotten and the media will concentrate on pushing their latest ploys instead of pointing out that these people can't be serious., 10:31:58 01/15/16 Fri
- Because showbiz is more important than informative news. (NT) -- So you gotta keep the spotlights on the clowns., 21:23:25 01/15/16 Fri

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Marco Rubio is attacking Obama over what he imagines the president might be thinking.

Rubio tries his hand at mind-reading

So much for the ‘Obamacare hurts job creation’ argument