U.S.
Senator Marco Rubio is confronted by fellow passengers on a flight from Miami
to Washington, wondering how he can possibly support the shutting down of
government services.
by Charlie Leck
by Charlie Leck
This short, but
intriguing story just came in on my computer from Talking Points Memo. Written and
filed by Igor Bobic, I take the chance of reproducing all of it immediately
below. I took it from TPM.com….
“Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) reportedly got an earful about a
potential government shutdown from constituents who recognized him on a flight
from Miami to Washington, D.C. Monday morning.
“A source on the flight told the Miami Herald that
Rubio was flooded with complaints after his party demanded a repeal or delay of
President Obama's signature health law in exchange for funding the government
this weekend.
“According to the account, which
was contested by a spokesperson for the Florida Republican that declined to
elaborate on the incident, a flight attendant also asked the senator whether
the government would indeed shut down midnight on Monday.
“Rubio reportedly sought to calm
their concerns by calling the faceoff between the White House and House
Republicans "not really a shutdown, more of a slowdown -- but not a good
way to do business."
Wow! I wish I
had been on that flight!
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