Marco Rubio threw a football and it ended in a child's tears
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Nothing ruins a game of good ole American football quite like a ball to the face — especially when the thrower is Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and the person getting drilled in the face is a child. With the cameras rolling, Rubio winds up for a nice toss. As the ball soars through the air, the boy runs after it with his arms wide open and ready to catch it. Instead, this happens:
While we could be discussing, say, Scott Walker's new healthcare plan that was released today or even the merits of The Donald's questionable immigration reform plan, this is too good to not watch. And besides, it does bring up some hard-hitting questions. Becca Stanek
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