Senator Marco Rubio ended his 2016 presidential bid when his lost his home state of Florida to billionaire Donald Trump, ending a bitter primary fight between the two men.
Rubio has loosely stated that he would support Trump, but now seems to be hedging on that support, this after Trump made that controversial race-laden remark against the judge presiding over the Trump University case.Like many other Republican poohbahs, Rubio is not all that happy with Trump. In a recent interview with The Weekly Standard, Rubio restated that Trump was an “erratic individual” who could not be trusted with the business of the country, not to mention the nuclear launch codes.
July’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, is ramping to possibly be one of the most divisive GOP conventions in modern history.Sen. Marco Rubio is sticking by his former attack line that Donald Trump can’t be trusted with the nuclear codes, despite having previously come around to support Trump as the nominee.
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On Thursday, Rubio appeared to lose patience when asked whether Trump may lose his vote. “I don’t have anything new to add from what I’ve already said. I’ve talked about it all week long,” he said.-POLITICO
Just yesterday, Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) told Fox News Anchor Bill Hemmer that he was not ready to endorse Trump.
Kasich is a very popular governor in his state, and in order for Trump to win the presidency, he needs to win Ohio.