United States Secretary of State & Dolphins fan Marco Rubio talks after the Commanders-Dolphins joint practice.
Rubio praises Josh Harris, discusses Commanders new stadium & how he thinks the Commanders are in a good position.
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🇵🇾🤝🇺🇸 Cartes y Marco Rubio coinciden en la final del Mundial
El expresidente de la República y titular de la ANR, @Horacio_Cartes, llegó al estadio para asistir a la final de la Copa del Mundo, donde ingresó por el acceso destinado a autoridades e invitados especiales.
Durante su llegada, mantuvo una breve y amena conversación con Marco Rubio, secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos.
Un placer encontrarme otra vez con Marco Rubio, Secretario de Estado de los Estados Unidos. Gracias por la hospitalidad a lo largo de toda la Copa del Mundo
🇺🇸 Marco Rubio continues to be one of the most closely watched figures in American politics.
From foreign policy and national security to immigration, China, NATO, Ukraine, Israel, Cuba, border security, and the U.S. economy, Rubio remains deeply involved in many of the country’s biggest policy debates.
Working alongside President Donald Trump and other prominent Republican leaders, including JD Vance, Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi Gabbard, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Pete Hegseth, Karoline Leavitt, Pam Bondi, Tom Homan, Kristi Noem, Mike Johnson, Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, Rand Paul, and Tim Scott, Rubio continues to play a significant role in shaping national conversations.
Whether in Senate hearings, White House events, international meetings, or media interviews, his positions on America’s leadership, security, and foreign affairs keep him at the center of public attention.
With the 2028 election cycle on the horizon, many political observers are watching what comes next. 🇺🇸
۲۱ سالته. تو کمتر از یه سال هم پدرتو از دست میدی هم مادرتو. میمونی با یه خواهر ۱۳ ساله.
سیستم میگه بچه باید بره پرورشگاه. چیکار میکنی؟ زانوی غم بغل میگیری؟ نه. میری تو ارتش، پوتین پات میکنی تا با حقوقش بتونی دادگاه رو راضی کنی حضانت خواهرتو بهت بدن و یه تنه بزرگش کنی.
اون پسر ۲۱ ساله، همون «لیندسی گراهام» یکی از پرنفوذترین و گردنکلفتترین سناتورهای آمریکاست.
دارلین، خواهر او، سالها بعد در مصاحبهای با بغض درباره این دوران گفت:
«لیندسی برای من فقط یک برادر نبود؛ او هم مادرم بود و هم پدرم. او تمام جوانیاش را فدا کرد تا من بتوا��م زندگی خوبی داشته باشم.»
Trump last week: Iran's leaders are "very smart," "not radicalized," "nice to deal with" and "very good."
Meanwhile, Iran's leaders vowed to kill him and Netanyahu, though oddly not JD Vance, three times last week.
Then last weekend, in Switzerland, we learned that not ony had we not killed Iran's top-tier, most dangerous leadership of Ghalibaf, Pezeshkian and Araghchi we're negotiating with them. In otherwords, the opposite of what the Trump Administration claimed.
Worse, we learned this weekend that Trump called off two planned Israeli missions to kill these people, and that Vance leaked news of Israel's planned strike against them to Iran ally Turkey's Islamic dictator, Erdogan, which scuttled it.
The most deadly Islamis leaders in the Middle East, Ghalibaf, Pezeshkian and Araghchi, are only alive because Trump and Vance keep protecting them.
Worse yet, we're now bizarrely allowing the free sale of oil with no primary or secondary sanctions for the first time in decades, something even Biden and Obama didn't dare to do, with no restrictions on how Iran spends the money.
That there are no restrictions on who and what Iran funds with it is explicitly spelled out in the MOU Trump signed.
The Wall Street Journal found this strange, too, asking this week why we don't at least freeze the money Iran makes from oil sales, as Biden and Obama did, to keep them from using it to kill us, our troops or America's ally countries in the ME.
We've now learned that Trump and Vance have also protected the leadership of US-designated terror groups Hezbollah (which murdered 19 US troops in the Kohbar Towers massacre) and Hamas from Isreali strikes on their leaders, operatives and troops by demanding Isreal stop.
Even worse, we learned this week that when we suddenly and bizarrely stopped this war with 2 weeks of bombing left in April, we left Iran's Hormuz sea lane military infrastructure largely intact, including radar facilities, missiles and missile launchers and military facilities they use to menance the Strait of Hormuz.
In otherwords, the power Iran uses to menace the cargo traffic in the strait is power Trump let them have. It's not a quagmire at all, it's a choice. Every day Iran threatens traffic in the strait is a day they do it because Trump has chosen, for whatever reason, to let them.
We've then used US military ships to escort tankers through, with transponders turned off, sneaking around to avoid Iranian detection by the very radar facilities we refuse to bomb, or selectively bomb when Iran does something to embarrass Trump.
Again, the whole thing is the most bizarre foreign policy 180 I have seen in my lifetime, from winning bigly, with ME countries lining up behind us, to an about face where we actually protect Iran's proxies and military assests from Israel and give them concessions they've never gotten before. All of it began the minute JD Vance got involved, at Iran's request. (They refused to negotiate with Rubio, now we see why.)
But the worst is Trump and Vance blocking Israel's planned assassination of Mohammad Ghalibaf, former header of the IRGC's airforce and the guy likely running all the warfare against us and ships in the Strait, so they could "negotiate" with him.
We could have finished this months ago by taking out the remaining 2,000 targets and most importantly the leadership, as Israel tried twice to do, but we chose to stop fighting in a very successful war and surrender, instead chosing a war of words (and leaks to the enemy) with Israel over an actual war with Iran.
The payback phase by Iran will be brutal, and we are funding it now.
Who knows what weapons Iran is investing in now. Hopefully we don't find out before the midterms.