But as Mr. Rubio, 44, seeks to counter questions about his stature and readiness for the presidency, his financial history creates particular complications. It has made him unusually reliant on a campaign donor, Norman Braman, a billionaire who subsidized Mr. Rubio’s job as a college instructor, hired him as a lawyer and continues to employ his wife.
And it could undermine Mr. Rubio’s well-crafted political persona: The senator has long portrayed himself as a champion of financial austerity, railing against excessive government spending and runaway debt.
Marco Rubio’s Career Bedeviled by Financial Struggles
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Marco Rubio’s Career Bedeviled by Financial Struggles
Poof goes another Republican candidate. No wonder Mittens wouldn't touch him.
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