The American political right has some of the worst human beings anywhere on planet earth; I expected the despicable stink behavior from Ron Johnson, Mitch Mcconnell, et al., but the ones that really kill me are the likes of Raphael Cruz and Marco Rubio.
I have no idea why these two Hispanics rub me the wrong way and cause me to be so angry.
Oh hell, who am I fooling? I do know why I can’t stand either of those two fakes. They act white like they are more white than the stupid racist whites who still cling to the ignorant idea that they are superior to other races.
Raphael Cruz is so despicable that not even the people he tries to impress like him. What a piece of crap.
Raphael Cruz is an immigrant born somewhere in Canada. Rubio, on the other hand was born in Miami, Florida, one of four children of Cuban immigrants who came to America in 1956.
Despite their humble beginnings, these two Hispanic immigrants are two of the most anti-immigrant in the United States. At this point, it is reasonable to say that the United States of America would be a better country without these two hateful Cubans.
Raphael Cruz hates his Hispanic heritage so much that he calls himself “Ted.” I hope none of you refer to him as Ted; his name is Raphael.
We all know Raphael is a super douche, and we sometimes overlook the fact that Marco Rubio may be an even bigger douche-bag than old Raphael from time to time. It’s as if the two Cubans do and say outrageous things to get attention.
For example, the recent announcement by the Biden Administration that it intends to grant some student debt relief to Americans who qualify by virtue of their earnings.
Most Republicans came out against the plan labeling it unfair! I was shocked that the only characterization the fascists in that party would use such a mild word as ‘unfair’ and not something more caustic like socialist or communist.
Raphael Cruz argued that student-loan forgiveness will benefit the “slacker barista” who got a “useless” degree. Many of those slacker baristas undoubtedly live in the state of Texas and Florida and will be voting for these two clowns when the time comes.
As I have said many times, this gives me serious pause when it comes to the question of one man, one vote.
Rubio and the Florida Republican Governor Ron Desantis, a wannabe dictator, modeled in Donald Trump’s image, came out against the plan.
But it is Marco Rubio that rubs me the worst of the two clowns. Rubio told FAUX disinformation channel quote:
“I owed over $100,000 in student loans,” Rubio said. “The day I got elected to the Senate I had over $100,000 still in student loans that I was able to pay off because I wrote a book. And from that money I was able to pay it, if not I’d still be paying it.”
Conventional wisdom dictates that, at the very least, the latter part of Rubio’s statement would be reason enough that he should be happy that poor Americans are finally getting a break from onerous student debt. But Republicans do not care about anyone but themselves. Everything is about them, and as soon as they claw their way out of the barrel, it’s to hell with everyone else.
Rubio said he thought the student-loan forgiveness was “illegal” and that “the president doesn’t have the authority to do it.” He reiterated his belief that canceling the debt was “unfair,” noting that 85% of Americans do not have debt from student loans because they paid them off or never took them out.
The bottom line for the little gremlin and his cohorts is that anything that benefits the poorest Americans is a major issue for Republicans.
The irony is that, like most other Scribes and Pharisees who profess to be Christians, Marco Rubio has no love in his heart for anyone but themselves.
Marco Rubio often talks about faith and wrote about his religious convictions in his 2012 book, “An American Son: A Memoir.” His parents baptized him Catholic, and he is now a practicing Catholic — after exploring the Mormon and Southern Baptist faiths.
After a crushing defeat in his home state of Florida for the Republican Nomination for President in 2016, Rubio tried to prove he was the right electoral fit for the GOP presidential nomination; he continually gave all power and praise to God and assured voters: “There’s only one savior, and it’s not me. It’s Jesus Christ, who came down to Earth and died for our sins.”
I seriously wonder what God Marco Rubio was referring to when he demonstrably has zero compassion for the poor and less fortunate.
Marco Rubio is a fake and a fraud. He is the anthesis of what Yeshua the Christ stood for, caring for the poor and destitute, feeding the hungry, visiting the incarcerated, and looking out for the children and the elderly.
On every charge that Yeshua left us, Rubio and his right-wing fascist ilk have failed the American people, yet as I said in a previous article, poor whites and the Cubans down in Miami continue to vote for Republicans.
The Cubans make me laugh; their hatred for the Castros still makes them slaves to their fascist Colonizers; maybe Marco Rubio and Raphael Cruz should do a little reading up on the history of Cuba.
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Mike Beckles is a former Police Detective, businessman, freelance writer, black achiever honoree, and creator of the blog mikebeckles.com.