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HAB911

(8,914 posts)
Tue Mar 7, 2017, 03:08 PM Mar 2017

Protesters have succeeded in getting Sen. Marco Rubio booted out of another office

Protesters have booted Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) out of a second office in Florida — not long after his staff was forced to leave his location in Tampa.

The owner of Rubio’s office in Jacksonville, Fla., has decided to not renew the lease because of weekly protests that some say have become too disruptive.

The owner of the senator’s office in Tampa recently made the same decision for the same reason.

Rubio’s Jacksonville office is next door to a health center for children with mental health issues. The decision to not renew the lease was prompted — at least partly — by concerns over the protests’ impact on patients.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2017/03/01/protesters-have-succeeded-in-kicking-sen-marco-rubio-out-of-his-office-literally/?tid=sm_tw&utm_term=.3d7794022d48



NICE!!!!!!!!!!

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Protesters have succeeded in getting Sen. Marco Rubio booted out of another office (Original Post) HAB911 Mar 2017 OP
Most excellent and most deserved flamingdem Mar 2017 #1
Schadenfreude... Wounded Bear Mar 2017 #2
Perhaps a tiny house office on wheels? guillaumeb Mar 2017 #3
Rubio hates being a senator, so no big deal for him. oasis Mar 2017 #4
We should get these guys outside the WH......they seem good at their jobs.. sunonmars Mar 2017 #5

guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)
3. Perhaps a tiny house office on wheels?
Tue Mar 7, 2017, 03:11 PM
Mar 2017

A place too small to admit actual constituents?

His owners/donors would still have access to Rubio, of course.

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