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Pandemonium at Marco Rubio’s Convention Breakfast

Posted by , August 28, 2012 Print

Anti-Republican operatives infiltrated a breakfast appearance by Florida U.S. Senator Marco Rubio this morning at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, and our friends at bizpacreview.com got the footage!

Rubio, a rising star of the party whose name was whispered as vice president candidate before Mitt Romney picked U.S. Senator Paul Ryan, was addressing the Florida delegates when the shouting began.

Rubio was in the process of accusing President Barack Obama of failing with his promises to elevate political discourse when a man stood up and shouted something unintelligible having to do with Republicans not paying their “fair share.”

In all, five people — including former Lake Worth Commissioner Cara Jennings (in the green on the tape) – were kicked out as the crowd chanted “USA! USA!” NOTE: The video orients itself after 10 seconds.

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One Comment

  1. Toni, 8 months ago Reply

    Rubio is a joke when he (Rubio) can’t even tell the truthful story about his family’s emigration to the United States. And does he think Romney’s political ads paid for by the Koch brothers (Americans for Prosperity group) have elevated the discourse when the are full of blatant lies about President Obama? They are so frequent and so repetitive I sit with my remote in hand so that I can switch to another channel each time the same foolish ad comes on TV. It has to be hurting the local stations because once I see the ad and switch the channel I don’t go back to that channel. I guess the Republicans believe there are only 9 Commandments, since they believe lying is okay.


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