But foreign policy is Rubio’s calling. He relishes his spot on the Foreign Relations Committee, where he has been tapped to be a ranking subcommittee member. His portfolio focuses on the Western Hemisphere, building relationships with neighbors on trade and terrorism.
“I think the good news in all of this,” Rubio continued, “is that ultimately what made this nation great has never been our government … what distinguishes America is our people.”
“He has to lead. These generational issues that our country faces can’t be solved unless the president leads and he doesn’t want to lead, he’d rather get re-elected than solve our problems, and I think that’s a mistake,” Rubio added.
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