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RIP, Mario Rubio

RIP, Mario Rubio
As most Americans cook out and celebrate Labor Day weekend, Florida GOP Senate nominee Marco Rubio is grieving the loss of this father.  Rubio's statement on his dad's passing is a moving tribute:
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“My father knew hard work and struggle from very early in his life. His mother died when he was only 9 years old. The day after his mother was buried he went to work with his father and did not stop working until he was 78 years old.

“He was by far the most unselfish person I have ever known, always focused on others, and never on his own well being. He was especially determined to provide his children opportunities he himself never had.

“My dad worked as a street vendor, security guard, apartment building manager and crossing guard.  But for most of his life he was a bartender, and by all accounts a great one. But his greatest success came from the two most important jobs he ever had: husband and father.

“He was very proud of my public service. And over the last 18 months he became an expert channel surfer, constantly searching for my next television interview.

“I was blessed to be raised by a world class father. And I thank God for allowing my father to live long and healthy enough to see that the sacrifices he made for us were not in vain.”

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Our thoughts and prayers are with the Rubio family during this difficult time.  The candidate clearly drew inspiration from his parents and credits his father with instilling in him a strong work ethic from an early age.  In fact, Rubio's very first general election ad tells his family's story, with Dad featured prominently:



Mario Rubio was 83 years old.  Rest in Peace.

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