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Originally Posted by Guest
How do you get the idea that Rubio is too young??? Did someone tell you that? He is one year younger than Cruz. He has 15 years political experience to Cruz's 2 years. Rubio is also the ONLY one that America believes can beat Hillary, for sure.
By the way, it was actually Johnson that put troops in Vietnam. Eisenhower initiated a treaty, Kennedy was involved in a coup and then there was the Gulf of Tonkin incident that gave them an excuse to invade. Not that it really matters now.
My vote will still go to Rubio. Trump is a lose cannon and I do not want to contribute to his bumbling around and doing his on the job training during a bad time like we are having now and in the near future. We already have one entertainer in chief that has learned nothing from his on the job training.
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What is a loose cannon is our current political climate. Trump may be a bit rough around the edges but he is intelligent and has a proven track record of hiring and managing experienced personnell to build a corporate empire. I believe he would apply the same principals as Chief Executive. I also believe Rubio is certainly not too young and his experience in Florida politics and the US Senate makes him a a very viable POLITICAL candidate. Trump's popularity is because people are fed up where politicians have taken our country and are demanding a NON-POLITICAL alternative. For me it is Trump. A great VP for him would be Rubio. He could get 8 years of additional experience to learn how to get politics out of the "isolation ward" and back to a standard we can trust.