Marco Rubio Throws Tantrum During Interview - Thinks 'Little Marco' Nickname is Bigly Unfair
In what can only be described as a masterclass in unintentional comedy, Marco Rubio managed to transform a conversation about democracy into a personal pity party during a recent clash with Kristen Welker. Rubio’s masterful performance of interrupting and spewing unfounded claims had viewers wondering if he was auditioning for a reality TV show - but given his audience of one, it's clear the former president was top of mind.An anonymous viewer stated, Another commentator quipped, Unfazed by losing the facade of caring about democracy, Rubio powered on like a toddler denied their favorite toy. When accused of using the wrong hand for personal hygiene purposes, the Senator paused just long enough to burnish his credentials as the top contender for 'Most Pitiful Politician'. Another observer noted cheekily, "What a rube."As 2024 approaches, Americans are left wondering if Rubio will ever regroup or if he'll continue down this path of theatrical performances, transforming political interviews into unhinged episodes. For the rest of us, it's comforting to remember - at least the clown show doesn't cost extra.
In what can only be described as a masterclass in unintentional comedy, Marco Rubio managed to transform a conversation about democracy into a personal pity party during a recent clash with Kristen Welker. Rubio’s masterful performance of interrupting and spewing unfounded claims had viewers wondering if he was auditioning for a reality TV show - but given his audience of one, it's clear the former president was top of mind.An anonymous viewer stated, Another commentator quipped, Unfazed by losing the facade of caring about democracy, Rubio powered on like a toddler denied their favorite toy. When accused of using the wrong hand for personal hygiene purposes, the Senator paused just long enough to burnish his credentials as the top contender for 'Most Pitiful Politician'. Another observer noted cheekily, "What a rube."As 2024 approaches, Americans are left wondering if Rubio will ever regroup or if he'll continue down this path of theatrical performances, transforming political interviews into unhinged episodes. For the rest of us, it's comforting to remember - at least the clown show doesn't cost extra.