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Marco Rubio schools misbehaving White House press corps with master class in wit

The briefing room door slid open 6 inches and Marco Rubio pushed his face through the gap. It was less like Jack Nicholson in The Shining, and more like a goofy substitute teacher pulling a face to win over what he knew would be a difficult room. It worked. Up to a point. The aud

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Marco Rubio schools misbehaving White House press corps with master class in witThe briefing room door slid open 6 inches and Marco Rubio pushed his face through the gap. It was less like Jack Nicholson in The Shining, and more like a goofy substitute teacher pulling a face to win over what he knew would be a difficult room. It worked. Up to a point. The aud
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