Marco Rubio Hit With Embarrassing Reminder Of His Vicious Trump Diss In Resurfaced Clip
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Trump's secretary of state slammed the future president for taking advantage of "the little guy" during the heated 2016 GOP presidential primary race.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio once vowed to not let his now-boss President Donald Trump steer the GOP’s ship, per a decade-old, resurfaced clip on social media.
“I will never stop until we keep a con man from taking over the party of Reagan and the conservative movement,” said then-GOP candidate Rubio during a heated 2016 primary battle with the future president said in a video shared by the X account Republicans Against Trump.
The remarks from Rubio at the campaign stop in Oklahoma City arrived just days after he had joined fellow presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in attacking Trump on the debate stage as the two desperately sought to take his top spot in the race.
Rubio continued, “People are angry and frustrated and scared about the future, OK? People are working harder than they’ve ever worked in their lives and they’re running in place.”
“And [Trump] swoops in and he’s taking advantage of that ... He’s telling people, ‘I’m going to fight for the little guy, I’m fighting for the working class.’ Here’s what he doesn’t tell them: He has spent a career in business, 50 years, sticking it to the little guy.”
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