Why is Ricky Rubio garbage?
I think he's underrated because he plays good defense. Defense is ALWAYS underrated, especially at the PG spot. How many PGs can you name that are top defenders? Beverley, Rondo, CP3 and that's pretty much it. Rubio's pretty high on the list of the best defensive PGs in the NBA. Also, he's not a system passer, so the assists he gets are true assists that lead to baskets, not just lucky that the guy he passed to took the shot. But I agree that his offense needs work. He doesn't score much and his efficiency is poor. He's been working on his three point shooting for a while now but hasn't gotten anywhere. But don't forget he's only 23 years old - that's younger than Damian Lillard.
What do you think about Ricky Rubio?
I think he's a rajon rondo duplicate. Ironically both their initials are double r's but they are both very gifted passers who cant shoot to save their lives but also rack up a good amount of steals. I think if he can stay healthy he can be a great point guard for towns and wiggins but so far thats been a big "IF".
Paulina Rubio's "toe"?
Rachael, I was happy and living a quiet life before reading your question, now I won't get a minute of sleep until I see that video....and if it is as serious as you say it means that is great, love a toe, what can I say......gotta go, gotta find that video...if you know where can I find it be a pal and let me know
How likely is a Rubio-Biden 2016 race?
I really don't see Christie getting the nomination because he's proven extremely critical of the Republican establishment, and I think Rubio would do much better with the Hispanic vote than Mitt Romney did, possibly even better than George W. Bush. On the Democrats' side, I really don't see Hillary running again. She has publicly expressed that she has no interest, and I personally think that America is not yet ready to elect a female president. As long as Biden can get his gaffes under control, I think he should easily win the nomination. What do you think of my prediction?
Where did the surname Rubio orginate from?
Rubio Name Meaning and History 1. Spanish: nickname from rubio ‘red’ (Latin rubeus), probably denoting someone with red hair or a red beard. 2. Catalan (Rubió): habitational name from any of the places named Rubió in Catalonia. Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4 http://www.ancestry.com/facts/rubio-fami... Rubio Surname The distinguished Spanish surname Rubio is of nickname origin, having been derived from a personal or physical characteristic of the original bearer of this surname. In this instance Rubio comes from the Latin word "rubeus" which originally meant "red" and was used to refer to someone who had red hair. Spelling variations of this family name include: Rubia, Rubias, Roig, Royo, Ruivo and others. First found in the northern region of Castile, near De Laredo, in the province of Santander. http://www.houseofnames.com/rubio-family...
Has anyone seen the real dirt come out yet on Marco Rubio for being a Gay Dancer in High School and getting busted?
That dirt looked real to me. But I think they do need to do more digging. The piece came across my desk as something dug up out of a Police search. The rebuttal is shaky.
I want you to tell my why you hate ricky rubio?
I think the NBA should ban rubio from ever touching an NBA court. How could you screw over an NBA team? Does this kid understand the mistake he is making? I hate him, I hope he fails and is hit by a car. Modern day benedict arnold, son of a btch. He said fk you to the T-wolves and went back to spain. Ungrateful dck sucker.
Could a Rubio-Kasich (or maybe Kasich-Rubio) ticket have beaten Clinton-Kaine? Why or why not?
I think that would have been possible, but it is of course not guaranteed. While Hillary Clinton is not the most likable candidate, it is very important to keep in mind that they couldn’t beat Donald Trump who is even less likable. I think the ticket would be more successful with John Kasich at the top of the ticket and Marco Rubio as his Vice President. The biggest concern with Marco Rubio is that he took some positions during the primaries that are rather extreme and would hurt him in the general election. The majority of the country is center-right to center- left, and Marco Rubio is far-right. Since John Kasich is more moderate that alone would have made him more competitive. John Kasich is also more honest than Marco Rubio, which would come in handy when running against a candidate who many Americans don’t see as trustworthy.Among Republican primary candidates John Kasich was the only candidate that regularly beat Hillary Clinton in the polls. It is important to keep in mind that he didn’t do very well in the primaries so was barely attacked. Once he gets attacked more the poll numbers would have been much closer. Hillary is not the best at public speaking, but she is quite skilled at debating, and at actually running campaigns. She actually beat Barack Obama in the popular vote in 2008 (Obama had more delegates) and got far more votes and delegates than Bernie Sanders. Say what you will about her popularity or her message, but she knows how to run a campaign.John Kasich and Marco Rubio haven’t offended large groups of people, which absolutely helps, but they also wouldn’t excite parts of the base Donald Trump has. Much of Donald Trump’s base is not in favor of free trade, and both these candidates are. They also have more moderate positions on immigration and more nuanced positions on fighting terrorism. Turnout among white working class voters would be lower, and Hillary Clinton would get more of this vote not running against a demagogue. However Rubio and Kasich would have retained many white college educated suburban voters that usually vote Republican and are avoiding Donald Trump. John Kasich especially would be able to get a large share of the Hispanic vote with his moderate immigration position, and having a Hispanic on the ticket would probably help. With John Kasich being from Ohio and Marco Rubio being from Florida they would have experience winning elections in two key swing states.
Is Rubio like McConnell who filibustered his own bill?
BQ: Why are Pubbies so CONfused most of the time?? Rubio Will Vote Against His Own Immigration Bill Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), "the leading Republican behind the Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform bill, says he will not vote for the legislation he helped write and has staked his political future on, unless substantial changes are made before final Senate consideration," Byron York reports.