Marco Rubio grilled over his Florsheim shoes during unhinged Dem line of questioning: ‘Is this a circus?’
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What happened
Marco Rubio grilled over his Florsheim shoes during unhinged Dem line of questioning: ‘Is this a circus?’ See more of our coverage in your search results.
Why it matters
Add The New York Post on GoogleA Democratic congresswoman bizarrely pressed Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the fit of shoes gifted to him by President Trump during a hearing that went haywire before the Foreign Affairs committee.
Common ground
Sara Jacobs led the charge Wednesday against what she called Rubio’s inability to “admit facts” on the Iran war – and mentioned a pair of dress shoes Trump gave him that were apparently “too big” as evidence.
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