During the 2016 presidential campaign, Sen. Marco Rubio warned voters that Donald Trump was so “dangerous” that the television personality couldn’t be trusted with the nation’s nuclear secrets. Eight years later, the Florida senator was vindicated when investigators found that the former president had been careless with nuclear secrets at his glorified country club. Rubio did not, however, want to gloat about having been right. On the contrary, the GOP lawmaker went in the opposite direction.... Read this story
