Sen. Rubio Calls Obama's Apology to Art History Professor "Pathetic"

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Reason Staff | 2.19.2014 3:40 PM

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) blasted President Obama's apology to an art professor as "pathetic" in a tweet on Wednesday.

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Mr.Krinkle 13 years ago

"I promise you, folks can make a lot more, potentially, with skilled manufacturing or the trades than they might with an art history degree," Obama said. "Now, nothing wrong with an art history degree ? I love art history. So I don't want to get a bunch of emails from everybody."

So, Obama actually gets something right, and Rubio squeezes and squeezes until he convinces himself he's offended?
Get real.

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Sen. Rubio Calls Obama's Apology to Art History Professor "Pathetic"

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