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Today, the campaign publicly announced Marco’s National Security Advisory Council, which will provide strategic advice to Marco and the campaign regarding foreign policy, defense, intelligence, and homeland security issues.The group will lend their considerable expertise to Marco’s efforts to make the case for American leadership in an increasingly uncertain world.....Marco’s National Security Advisory CouncilElliott Abrams, former Deputy National Security Advisor for Global Democracy StrategyGeneral Keith Alexander, former Director, National Security AgencyMichael Chertoff, former Secretary of Homeland SecurityEliot Cohen, former Counselor of the Department of StateSenator Norm ColemanAmbassador Paula Dobriansky, former Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global AffairsAmbassador Eric Edelman, former Under Secretary of Defense for PolicyAaron Friedberg, former Deputy National Security Advisor to the Vice PresidentKim Holmes, former Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization AffairsAmbassador Robert Joseph, former Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International SecuritySenator Jon KylJohn Lehman, former Secretary of the NavyMichael Mukasey, former Attorney GeneralAndrew Natsios, former Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International DevelopmentDan Senor, former Senior Advisor & Chief Spokesman, Coalition in IraqAmbassador Kristen Silverberg, former Ambassador to the European UnionSenator Jim TalentDov Zakheim, former Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)https://marcorubio.com/news/marco-rubio-national-security-foreign-policy-advisors/
Immediate tangent deleted.Read the title of the thread again. Confine yourself to that person, or the named experts.
Rubio impresses me, as well as many others, on foreign affairs He is articulate and would probably be the best candidate in the general (IMHO). Unfortunately, he's got the Sean Hannity talking him down along with a few other media figures.
If Rubio was serious about National Security he would been a regular attendee of the meetings held by the Committee on Foreign Relations and the Committee on Intelligence. But he missed more meetings of these committees than any other Senator. Like everything about Marco Rubio, these announcements of "support" are window dressing.
So which Lobby firm do you work for Sink?
Always find it amusing that "Conservatives" rage about the incestuous interrelationship between Democrat Politcal Leaders, News Media figures and various Lobbying interests then rage when ever anyone points out how the GOPE has the same set of incestuous interrelationship with other lobbying groups.The supposed Democrat/Republican poltical divide in DC is really not about anything more then whose set of lobby pigs get which sets of seats at the taxpayer money trough.
I heard this AM on the Dana Loesch Show that Rubio's top advisers think he should drop out of the race prior to the Florida primary fearing a loss there would be too damaging to his political future. The Rubio camp demnies it.
His establishment cronies want him to stay in; the longer he stays in the closer we get to a convention.
After his "showing" today, I believe he'll drop out shortly.
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Unfortunately Rubio buddied up with Schumer and joined the Gang of Eight, voted against conservative amendments to the Iran Nuke deal and voted for John Kerry as Secretary of State....I don't find that in the least impressive at all.
Rubio and Kasich will stay in until the Florida/Ohio primaries.After that, they will probably drop out (unless they win them, of course).