Stephanopoulos: He said, you cannot credibly argue that drug trafficking charges demand invasion in one case while issuing a pardon in another. What's your response? Rubio: In the case of Maduro, look, it's very simple. This guy was indicted. Stephanopoulos: Hernandez was convicted by a jury. Rubio: I can't... just comment on it because I just wasn't involved in those deliberations. Stephanopoulos: Do you support it? Rubio: I wasn't involved in those deliberations. I haven't looked at the case file. I haven't looked at the arguments made by—I've got a bunch of other things going onshow more

This is some motherfucking cowardice right here, friends. Blatant. Fucking cuckolding cowardice.

Marco Rubio’s last fragment of credibility

Marco Rubio claims he ‘doesn’t know the details’ of Trump pardoning a convicted narco-president who flooded America with cocaine, yet we’re kidnapping Maduro for the same thing. Pure hypocrisy.

It was a conviction, mother fucker. A CONVICTION.

The “Mike Johnson” defense.

In the span of one hour, Marco Rubio managed to destroy whatever credibility he had left.

You’re the Secretary of State and know nothing about the conviction on the President of a country peddling drugs into the US? Sounds like you’re bad at your job. Or you’re lying. I know which one is more likely

Rubio dodges backing Hernández's 45yr sentence for 500 tons of cocaine, yet Trump admin rushes to void Maduro's 2020 narco-terror charges. One ally jailed; adversary freed? Justice sold. This hypocrisy monetizes indictments, betraying victims. "Law and order" is just a slogan for Trump's deals.

That pardon was such a self own if the plan was to use drugs as the pretext to oust Maduro. Fortunately for Trump, nothing matters anymore.

the exact moment @SecRubio knew that he was all-in, and doomed to spend the rest of his career trying to avoid a SuperMax prison for a man who ripped away his manhood on a public stage. He’s fucked.

The old Mike Johnson-style, "I don't know anything about (something I and everyone else in the country definitely knows about)."

Press really need to start hammering these evasions and point out the absurdity of cabinet members "not knowing" More than average Americans about things happening in and around our government and its leaders. Start pointing out how either disingenuous or unqualified they are.

That’s funny, Trump pointed his thumb right at Rubio and said he sought his advice on the pardon

@MeidasTouch Here's a list of those pardons by type. Don't forget the • Silk Road founder Ulbricht • Harris of Death Row Records

It's like Ralph Kramden going "homina homina ..."

You're lying trash, @SecRubio.

Maduro wasn't even indicted for drug trafficking

He doesn't support it. Just too cowardly to admit it. My anger is coming from being constantly lied to by this regime. Maduro is a fucking shitbag, but stop lying about what's really happening. We're installing a puppet regime and we're stealing their oil.

He’s involved in the deliberations of kidnapping a president but not involved in pardoning a jury-convicted criminal. He’s insane.

@KlasfeldReports @marcorubio plunged head first into the swamp a long time ago.

@MeidasTouch

@joncoopertweets “I don’t know”

Hey @SecRubio I know about another guy who was indicted that you should go after. He lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and also at Mar a Lago in Florida. You can also sometimes find him on a golf course.

For someone who is supposedly involved in the running of the country, he doesn’t sound very well informed, does he?

Remember last year when a lot of Democrats were saying @marcorubio is the "adult in the room", that he won't let things get too far......What the fuck happened?

He couldn’t answer “Do you support it?”

He doesn’t have to look real hard. Hernandez was convicted. All he knows to know is what he was convicted of, which would take about 5 seconds of his precious time. I’m really sick of the “I’m too busy to deal with …..”

Trump dangled Cuba as a juicy carrot, and Rubio bought in.

How could he not have “looked” at it? It’s been in the news cycle for months.

The president of Venezuela must be held legally accountable for his crimes, which the Supreme Court forbids to happen for the president of the US, who recently pardoned the president of Honduras for similar crimes.

Asked to explain the contradiction — he hides behind paperwork. “Indicted.” “Not involved.” “Didn’t read.” That’s not caution. That’s evasion. One man gets an invasion. Another gets a pardon. Same drugs. Same system. Different friends. If power can’t explain itself, it’s not policy — it’s cover. So who’s deciding justice now: the law… or whoever Rubio hasn’t had time to look at yet?

He’s spouting the same lines as Mike Johnson did during the government shutdown. “I’m too busy to know what is going on.”WTH, it’s your job to know these things.