Karen Harrington Warms Up GOP Club at Marco Rubio Event
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This morning at the Century Village retirement community in Pembroke Pines, FL, U.S. Senatorial candidate Marco Rubio spoke to a crowded restaurant of eager onlookers and supporters- including one patron wearing an Obama t-shirt. Before Rubio gave his usual high-energy American exceptionalism speech, Karen Harrington, who is running for Congress in District 20 against Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, was tapped to introduce the potential future Senator for the state of Florida. Harrington, a big supporter of Rubio’s candidacy, told me that she was honored to introduce Rubio at the Southwest Broward Republican Organization’s event, and her introduction was nothing less than stellar.
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Karen Harrington Warms Up GOP Club at Marco Rubio Event
This morning at the Century Village retirement community in Pembroke Pines, FL, U.S. Senatorial candidate Marco Rubio spoke to a crowded restaurant of eager onlookers and supporters- including one patron wearing an Obama t-shirt. Before Rubio gave his usual high-energy American exceptionalism speech, Karen Harrington, who is running for Congress in District 20 against Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, was tapped to introduce the potential future Senator for the state of Florida. Harrington, a big supporter of Rubio’s candidacy, told me that she was honored to introduce Rubio at the Southwest Broward Republican Organization’s event, and her introduction was nothing less than stellar.
See her introduction here: