“No no no no no no no” said Marco Rubio
“President Barack Obama will get no money for his Cuba policy, no ambassador will be confirmed and the embargo will never be lifted,” Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) yelled in a blistering press conference on Wednesday just before letting out a piercing shriek.
Composing himself momentarily he sniffled “This entire policy shift announced today is based on an illusion, based on a lie, The White House has conceded everything and gained little.”
“I’m committed to doing everything I can to unravel as many of these changes as possible. This Congress is not going to lift the embargo, it jjjjjjust ccccccan’t,” he stammered.
Stamping his feet he bawled, “Obama’s foreign policy is not just naive, but willfully ignorant of the way the world truly works.”
“This president is the meanest man we have had in the White House in my lifetime,” Rubio said. “I hate him! I hate him! I hate him!”
He then threw himself on the floor and curled into a tight ball. Assistants handed him his Juicebox and bankie, which seemed to calm him down a bit.
Us magazine editors are in a major quandary, attempting to understand why Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s 8 year old biological child, looks so much like them at that age. In a current issue, they describe in great depth, with accompanying pictures, the similar high cheekbone structures, dreamy blue eyes, slightly upturned mischievous nose, even the same damp, pouty lips. “It freaks me out to see her,” said editor Marla Kesselwatch, trying to stay composed. “She looks like a young version of Angelina and Brad, as if someone combined parts of each of them into a new human being. Kinda like that movie doll Chucky, yet pretty, but almost as frightening. At first glance, I think how much she looks like Brad and then I realize OMG, she looks like Angie. I’m telling you it makes my head spin! I believe our readers will be just as astounded.” In a quest for clarity they reached out to Us Magazine’s, ad hoc science editor, Ted Cruz, but he was perplexed as well. Although editors were pressed with a deadline for this article, Marla believes this phenomenon needs to be examined more thoroughly and plans on devoting a full issue to this topic. “I’m sure our readers have a thirst for a better understanding of this, and I gotta tell ya, I’m damn curious myself.”
In the meantime Jeb will be honored this evening, when he is presented with the award for the Least Definitive Political Statement of the Year, at the American Equivocation Society’s dinner in Washington D.C.