Rubio Is Speaking To A Nearly Empty Florida Stadium
By KATHERINE KRÜGER
PublishedMARCH 9, 2016, 6:40 PM EST
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) drew a “disappointing” crowd for an event in his home state Wednesday night just days before a critical primary in the state, CNN reported.
CNN’s Jason Carroll, who was on the ground in Hialeah, Florida, called the crowd “much, much smaller” than at Rubio’s past events and said the “couple hundred” supporters gathered were “not even filling the end zone” of the high school football stadium.
“This is Marco Rubio's home turf,” Carroll reminded viewers.
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Turn out the lights, the party's over.
If not, it's over for him, imo.
Rs really need to pick someone other than Trump and put their eggs in that candidate's basket. 
There's too many R candidates right now; it's splitting the vote. If I saw correctly, Cruz and Kasich's combined total in MI would have beat Trump if those votes went to one candidate.
Rs need a one-on-one race if they're going to beat Trump. It might be too late, though.
He'll be speaking at freeper rallies next.
polls and he was at 3 — and not only knocked Crist out of the GOP race but then beat him by 20 points when Crist ran as an independent in the general election.
It was an unprecedented triumph, like a rookie pitcher winning 25 games, and only another politician knows just how seriously he must take a rival like that.
But here’s the real thing about Rubio. I’ve listened to him and watched him talk, both in private sessions and on the Senate floor in speeches you can see on YouTube.
He is, without question, the most naturally gifted off-the-cuff political speaker I have ever seen.
His fluency on subjects ranging from conflicts in the South China Sea to flexible community-college credits is, quite simply, dazzling.
http://nypost.com/2015/06/16/why-marco-rubio-scares-all-other-presidential-candidates/
