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Marco Rubio Dragged Hard After Fawning Over Being Mentioned On Trump's New Blog

Marco Rubio Dragged Hard After Fawning Over Being Mentioned On Trump's New Blog
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, eager to win the support of Donald Trump fans in his state, recently sent out a fundraising email bragging about how he was "lucky enough" to be mentioned in one of Trump's first blog posts.

Twitter users were quick to make fun of Rubio, who once said Donald Trump wasn't competent enough to be President but now seems to worship the ground Trump walks on.



Twitter isn't quick to forget hypocrisy and they are quick to mock awkward behavior.



Rubio's fealty to Trump was turned into a meme online.

Rubio, responding to the online criticism, posted a biblical passage trying to seem above the hate.

His post only served to inspire more mockery, however.



There's nothing sadder than a U.S. Senator sucking up to a man he doesn't even like to try and become popular.



Rubio's embrace of Donald Trump may get him more campaign donations, but many people online felt he had to sacrifice his dignity to get them.


Perhaps Marco Rubio would have more success raising campaign finances if he wasn't constantly sucking up to a President who was removed from office after his first term.

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