So Rubio is going for every stereotype of a white Cuban boy: lazy, a Momma’s boy, and handy with somebody else’s credit card.
Cute. All that’s left is for a couple of black mistresses to surface and the image will be complete.
10 responses to “Chasing the Stereotype”
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After the 2016 election, Rubio will be in the #1 position on Forbe’s World’s Most Powerful People list.
Better start getting used to the idea. 🙂
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What about Cruz? He is so pained and smug and tsk-tsking everyone.
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You shouldn’t compare Rubio and Cruz just because they’re both Cuban-Americans. Cruz is trying to position himself to step into Donald Trump’s shoes as soon as Donald leaves the stage.
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Ted Cruz is Canadian-American, actually.
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You’re right. He was born in Canada of a father who had emigrated from Cuba, and his father didn’t become a naturalized American citizen until 2005. But his mother was an American citizen born in Delaware, and that qualified him as a “natural born” American who can run for President.
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Hah! I thought his father was a giant lizard.
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What a nasty remark! Did you know that the only poisonous lizard species in America in the gila monster, found in Southwestern states like Arizona, parts of California, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico?
Their bite is deadly, but their beauty is undeniable.
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Yes, it was wrong of me to insult the lizard this way. Sorry! 🙂
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