Is Marco Rubio having a moment in our data centers, the enemy?

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I said anything.

So Dan Foster, we had Marco Rubio taking over the White House

podium for an afternoon, giving his version of the White House briefing. Reporters were jumping

out of their seats to ask some questions. It was a winsome and compelling performance.

And he had this riff when he was asked the question, kind of softball question, if you think

about it, but what gives you hope about America and said, we're the greatest nation on the

earth, we're not perfect, but the American story is continuous improvement. And this is a country

where you can come and make the most of yourself,

no matter what your background. And a lot of people are just blown away by this. I thought it was

very good myself. It was classic kind of 2016, Marco Rubio, but nonetheless seemed great. And of course,

he's getting memified all over the place. And I haven't met in my travels,

a Republican who doesn't like Marco Rubio. Is Marco having a moment? Well, I think he's obviously

having a moment. I think, you know, I personally like Rubio a lot. My time at National Review started right around when we published

our first cover with him in 2009 or 10 or whenever that was.

And I've liked them since then.

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