Rubio: ‘Every Time I Find One of These Lunatics, I Take Away Their Visa’

Every time I write an article on Marco Rubio, several people pop up in the comments section and mention how impressive he’s been during his first nine or so weeks in the role of secretary of State. I agree, but then again, I’ve been a Rubio fan for a long time, and I’ve really enjoyed watching him in this role. I also believe he’s an excellent spokesperson for the country and Donald Trump at the moment. I may or may not kick back with a cold drink and watch State Department press conferences on YouTube some evenings (don’t judge).

Which is exactly what I’m doing tonight. Rubio has been in the Caribbean over the last couple of days, visiting Jamaica on Wednesday and Guyana Thursday, and he has spoken so eloquently about our partnerships with these small but important countries and how Trump’s policies may impact them and what we can do for one another going forward.

At Thursday’s press conference in Guyana, a reporter asked Rubio about a particular case involving a student having a visa revoked, and he did not shy away from it. In fact, he got a little fired up and doubled down on the message that the Trump administration has been sending to people who come into this country with bad intentions. He even put it into simple language that maybe Democrats can understand.