Is Senator Marco Rubio Truly Trustworthy?

The question of whether Senator Marco Rubio is truly trustworthy has become a contentious issue, particularly among Florida voters and those who closely follow his political career. Opinions on Rubio range from staunch supporters to outright critics, with many questioning his sincerity and motives.

Ass Kisser or Competent Senator?

One of the key criticisms leveled against Raphael (R) Marco Rubio is his perceived lack of consistency and authenticity. In Politico's Puente Daily, he's been described as both an "ass kisser" and a staunch supporter of controversial policies and ideologies. This duality often leaves observers confused about which side of Rubio's political spectrum to believe. Is he genuinely supporting conservative causes, or is he merely pander to those in power?

His recent statements on various political issues, particularly on matters like abortion and vaccinations, have further fueled the debate. Critics argue that Rubio often shifts his stance depending on the audience or the political climate, leading to accusations of unfettered hypocrisy.

Shutting Up

TheInvalidOperationException (a programming term for unexpected behavior) of a senator’s sudden pivot has left many constituents irate. In Washington Post, Rubio faced backlash for his vacillating and often contradictory statements. One Floridian expressed deep frustration, saying, "Oh damn it can you just SHUT THE FUCK UP and GO AWAY!"

Demonstrating a willingness to disengage with constituents when his messages don't go over well, Rubio's shifting allegiances have raised serious doubts about his commitment to real governance. Instead of addressing core issues, he seems more interested in mirroring the views of those who hold power.

Protecting Rights or Contravening Them?

Florida voters and many Americans have a history of feeling let down by Rubio. In a recent statement, critics argued, "Rubio now wants to convince Floridians that he is protecting your civil rights by supporting a ban on a woman’s right to health care in this country. Talk about major BULLSHIT!"

This has led some to reassess their support for Rubio, as evidenced by another Florida voter's exasperated retreat: "I can’t believe and REGRET having SUPPORTED this Douchebag years ago... Never again it’s time to pack i up and get some real morality stuffed into that shell of a head!"

Low Morals and Little Integrity

The eternal question of trustworthiness is often undermined when a politician's actions far outweigh their words. In cases where a senator votes in line with powerful lobbyists, as Rubio has been known to do, it's hard to maintain integrity. His close ties with the National Rifle Association (NRA), for example, have come under scrutiny. As one critic put it, "You can trust him to keep taking money from the NRA and voting against any form of gun control. In other words, you can trust Marco Rubio to have low morals and little integrity."

Less Trustworthy than Bubonic Plague

The trust in a politician can also be quantified by the level of confidence in their institution. For many, if not for all Republicans, this level of trust is extremely low. A critique from a passionate voter bellowed, "I would trust bubonic plague before I trusted ANY republican and that includes Rubio."

This statement encapsulates the deep and souring feelings many have toward Rubio and indeed, many other Republicans. It suggests a level of moral decay and lack of integrity that borders on the incomparable.

Final Thoughts

The trustworthiness of Senator Marco Rubio is a mirror image of his political career. While some continue to support him, often for specific issues, the majority of Floridians and Americans have grown weary of his inconsistent and sometimes deceitful behavior. The question of whether he truly acts in the best interests of his constituents is often answered with a resounding 'no.'

As a Floridian voter, your judgment becomes paramount. Is Marco Rubio the type of leader who should be granted the trust to make decisions that affect your rights and well-being? The answer, for many, seems clear.