At the event, Rubio did not mince words, calling the people controlling the Democratic Party “Marxist crazies and laptop liberals.”
The senator hinted at Republicans becoming the party of the working class and Democrats the party of elites, as he tried drawing a contrast between the priorities of “working people” versus “a very small but powerful group of people” in charge.
He noted the Democratic Patry’s agenda was “taken over by 2 or 3% of the country,” as he called for a “new American majority.”
As RedState’s Nick Arama reported, all signs point to a red wave in November, but nothing should be taken for granted.
Earlier this week, I wrote that Hispanic voters see a red wave in November, as they called out Democrats for handouts to appease minorities.
Rubio continued:
The senator hinted at Republicans becoming the party of the working class and Democrats the party of elites, as he tried drawing a contrast between the priorities of “working people” versus “a very small but powerful group of people” in charge.
He noted the Democratic Patry’s agenda was “taken over by 2 or 3% of the country,” as he called for a “new American majority.”
As RedState’s Nick Arama reported, all signs point to a red wave in November, but nothing should be taken for granted.
Earlier this week, I wrote that Hispanic voters see a red wave in November, as they called out Democrats for handouts to appease minorities.
Rubio continued:
