CPAC: Marco Rubio's Speech (Part 3)

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me it's sometimes easy sometimes easy to forget how special America releases but I was raised by exiles by

people who know what it is like to lose their country by people who have a unique respect for spectrum and while actions matter or

lack thereof my people we understand how different America is from the rest of the world they taught me this my whole life they

taught me by working by deed that will makes America great is not that we have more rich people and anybody else what

makes America great is that there are dreams that are impossible everywhere else there are possible here why

is that it's because of the choices that people who came before us almost every other country in the world chose to have the government run the economy they

chose to allow government to decide which cover which company survive and fail they chose to allow government to determine which

industries are to be awarded the problem is that when government controls the economy those who can influence government

keep one and everybody else's stays the same and so in those countries the employee never becomes the employer the

you want one of the right family in those countries there's only so far you can go but we had our excessive here in America the

of the false security of government Americans chose a limited government that exists to protect our rights not

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American children free enterprise designed to provide equality of opportunity not compel equality of results nnat

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that is what is the only in the world where a company that started as an ideal drawn out on the back of a cocktail napkin can

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money no friends only the strong determination to provide their children all the opportunities they never happened I'm

almost as a cashier a factory worker I made in the Kmart stock clerk my dog primarily as a bartender both

the keys of my seven year old seventy year old father at the door I came home after another sixteen hour day how many mornings when I wake up and running

they once had dreams that there were still things that they once wanted to accomplish but because of where they were born because

of who they were born to because they lost those villagers their country their dreams never had a chance so they came here to American want to work and

it became the mission of their lives to give us the chance to do everything that they could not and so now I know that every chance I have ever had and

everything that I will ever accomplish I owe to god so my parents sacrifices and to the United States of