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Kidding, kidding, John. There's no way they'd let Marco adopt anyone, c'mon.
In all seriousness though, all sorts of people are coming out of the woodwork from both sides of the aisle to retire Marco Rubio – and for good reason.
Supporting women? Marco doesn't see the need. He regularly flip-flops on the Violence Against Women Act, and votes to end reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy – and eagerly confirmed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Government accountability? Ehhh . Marco couldn't muster the courage to hold Trump accountable during the impeachment hearings but enthusiastically voted to renew the disastrous PATRIOT Act – the post-9/11 legislation that provided government agencies a liddle too much access to your personal information.
Local action? Seems exhausting . Instead, Marco voted down comprehensive immigration reforms that would help places like his hometown of Miami, and instead opted to go after sanctuary cities.
The economy? This year, Marco brought his leadership skills to the Senate Committee on Small Businesses and Entrepreneurship – as Chairman! And given how much our local economies are suffering, you sure can tell.
This month, we close the final chapter of the 2020 elections with Georgia and prepare for a new administration in the White House. But we also set our sights on Trump's enablers, like Marco.
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