Clinton, Rubio Take Campaigns To Puerto Rico
Presidential hopefuls Hillary Rodham Clinton and Marco Rubio are campaigning in Puerto Rico on Friday, despite the fact that while the residents are U.S. citizens, they can't vote for president.
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Presidential hopefuls Hillary Rodham Clinton and Marco Rubio are campaigning in Puerto Rico on Friday, despite the fact that while the residents are U.S. citizens, they can't vote for president.
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