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Jordan Carmon

For quite some time now, I have been passionate about politics and all things surrounding it. My website, CarmonReport.com was created as a result of my insatiable need to express my views and opinions after people got tired of listening to me talk about politics (I am very happy to accept any guest-posts, as there are already several posts written by other young people). I was a fervent long-time supporter of then-candidate Barack Obama (since August 2006), and I am generally liberal in my political views, though I am very open minded to new ideas. I am currently in High School in my junior year, and I am very excited for my, and our collective future.

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Exclusive: Rubio Campaign Plagiarizes from Obama Campaign

Exclusive: Rubio Campaign Plagiarizes from Obama Campaign

Written by Jordan Carmon
Monday, 16 November 2009 00:24
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This is pretty shocking. Llooking through Marco Rubio’s ads, I noticed something particularly striking about this ad, where Charlie Crist is scolded for his reaction to the economic collapse. Marco Rubio is a former Florida House Speaker who is challenging Florida Gov. Charlie Crist in the Republican Senate Primary.

Here it is: www.youtube.com…

The ad was called “Fundamentals”, which reminded me of something, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. And then it hit me.

This seems a bit odd. The ads contain the exact same features, music, and lists (just with different numbers).

For someone who is so hard criticizing Obama and Charlie Crist for fraternizing with him, maybe Marco Rubio should be getting some heat for plagiarizing from the President.

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