Rubio, I'm Gonna Smack You Sooo Hard

  'Wellll...I didn't Actually 'Hit' him, you know like bop him on the head, or give him a well deserved back-hand, or something like That. God knows he deserves a good one once in a while though. But boy I sure Could do it if there was some little way to explain it away. Hmmm....But seriously folks, Marco and I are good friends, we're always over at each others pool or just hangin' out and chewing politics. But I sure do wish he would just give it Up already and let Me have All the Votes. Shoot, he's not gonna get very many in the first place. No one's gonna vote for someone who himself, hardly Ever shows up at work to caste His Own votes! I mean, Come On Rubio, this jobs Not for You, you can't even make it to meetings Now for crying out Loud! Hmmm...you know what, the more I Think about it, the more I'm thinking that Yeah, I probably Could give Marco a good wake up slap. Hey, I know What, when I'm President, I'll hire Marco to do odd jobs around the 'mansion', I mean, he's gonna be looking for work Anyway after all This is past. 'Rubio...this is your conscience talking...give all Your Voters to Jeb Bush...' Awwww....Look! A mommy with a baby...gotta go, that has 'front page' written All over it. Remember, a Vote for Me, is a Vote for my Dynasty.'  :/ :/
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Bush keeps hitting Rubio

By MJ Lee, CNN Politics and Finance Reporter

Updated 11:03 PM ET, Tue November 3, 2015

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Jeb Bush: 'People need to show up for work'

 

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• Bush had no qualms pointing out repeatedly that Rubio has neglected his job in Congress since launching his White House campaign
• "People that are serving need to show up and work. Period. Over and out," Bush told CNN's Jamie Gangel

Columbia, South Carolina (CNN)It hasn't exactly been a smooth ride for Jeb Bush: His poll numbers are stalled, his debate performances have failed to impress, and Donald Trump is now taunting him to drop out of the presidential race.

But rather than retreat, Bush is vowing to fight back, appearing almost energized by the task of rebooting his campaign.

"I'm a grinder," Bush told CNN's Jamie Gangel in a lengthy sit-down at a local restaurant here. He then repeated a line that seems to be serving as his new motto: "I eat nails before I have breakfast."

But as upbeat as he appeared, Bush acknowledged on Tuesday that the process of running for president has been, in some ways, more difficult than he anticipated.

"It's a different kind of hard than I expected, just because the emergence of people that have no proven record in public life," he said.

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Part of Bush's new strategy is going after Marco Rubio. In Tuesday's interview, he had no qualms pointing out repeatedly that the first-term senator from Florida has neglected his job in Congress since launching his White House campaign.

"People that are serving need to show up and work. Period. Over and out," Bush told Gangel. "I just think people need to show up and work. That's what I did."

The former Florida governor, however, insisted that he didn't mean for these comments to be criticism of Rubio, his one-time mentee.

"I'm not attacking to say someone should show up to work," he said. "Do you get paid when you don't show up? I mean, come on. Does anybody in this room get paid when they decide I'm going to go do something else?"

"You're going to keep saying it?" Gangel asked.