Rubio: Trump Will Learn on the Job

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:32PM EDT / Published Jul. 27, 2016 1:59PM EDT

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Senator Marco Rubio says a president Donald Trump would learn about policy issues as he goes. In a Wednesday radio interview with WGN, Rubio said that, as president, Trump would receive better information on issues, rather than Trump's current tactic of forming opinions from "a blog somewhere."

"As he settles into this role as the nominee and ultimately the president, access to these issues is going to begin to, in some ways, kind of shape some of the policy positions given reality versus perhaps what you might read about on a blog somewhere," Rubio said, addding that “I view the Senate as a place that can always act as a check and balance on whoever the next president is."

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Rubio: Trump Will Learn on the Job

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