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Marco Rubio’s dream week off: ‘Watching every college football game’
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Outlets covering this story: New York Times, Courthouse News, Washington Examiner, Campus Reform.
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Washington ExaminerCAug 2, 7:04 PM
Marco Rubio’s dream week off: ‘Watching every college football game’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered a lighter look at life inside the Trump administration, saying his dream weekend involves watching college football uninterrupted. “I’d love to sit down and wat
Campus ReformCJul 31, 3:09 PM
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