While inspiring Tweets as supportive as these:
CPAC begins. Marco Rubio brings down the house.
— Sandy (@badov49) March 14, 2013
“We don’t need a new idea. We have an idea - it’s called America, and it still works.” - @marcorubio #CPAC2013
— Heath Mayo (@HeathMayo) March 14, 2013
Sen. Marco Rubio’s speech today at #CPAC2013 has caused a bit of an uproar in the Twitter community. Speaking on the issue that has come to be known as “marriage equality”, Rubio stated that “just because I believe that states should have the right to define marriage in a traditional way does not make me a bigot.”
Not everyone seems to agree:
Yes it does Marco “@ewdolan: Marco Rubio: Opposing marriage equality ‘does not make me a bigot’ bit.ly/XAklOx”
— Onjya♥ (@BarrieLouise) March 14, 2013
@marcorubio says supporting traditional #marriage doesn’t make him a bigot. TM was arranged&protected abusers. New marriage is about loving.
— Mike Hemming (@ACCmike) March 14, 2013
And what would a good ol’ Twitter debate be without the snarky online publication adding their 2 cents?
Marco Rubio: “Why would anyone call me a bigot? Unless they were using the dictionary definition, of course” merriam-webster.com/dictionary/big… #CPAC13
— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) March 14, 2013
