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Rubio To Skip RNC

Rubio To Skip RNC

Former presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) will not be attending the RNC. He will instead be campaigning in Florida for his reelection to the Senate.

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Prior to deciding to run for reelection, Rubio had been open to attending or speaking at the RNC.

Given Rubio's relatively 11th-hour decision to run for Senate again, he has to do a pretty significant amount of campaigning in a very short amount of time, so it makes sense that he won't be attending the convention.

Rubio is the sixth Republican senator who will not be attending the RNC--but I'd say that campaigning is a better excuse than the ones given by some of his colleagues.

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