Senators Rick Scott, Marco Rubio Hold Round Table To Protest Sale Of Conservative Spanish Radio Stat

[In It to Win It]

South Florida’s Republican leaders are saying they fear a source of conservative voices could be lost with the impending sale of Radio Mambí.

“We have to make sure that there are always voices. That there is the opportunity always exists for voices that have a contrary point of view and a belief in conservativism,” said Republican U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio.

Rubio was joined by Senator Rick Scott, Congressman Carlos Gimenez, and other local Republicans to denounce what they believe is a take over of Cuban radio by Democrats.

“This is not a business transaction. They want to have a better product and put it out there. This is a effort to try and win elections,’ said Republican Senator Rick Scott.
The potential new owners told Local 10 News, that isn’t the case.

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2022/06/10/south-florida-republican-leaders-react-to-radio-mambi-sale/?outputType=amp

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[SergeStorms]

1. Like the other 14,999 right-wing radio stations.....

couldn't pick up the slack.

[Geechie]

4. Exactly.

Maybe they’re afraid there could be a domino effect.







Or maybe they’re just big f’in babies.

[onecaliberal]

2. Every accusation is a confession.

[FloridaBlues]

3. There are 10 times more right wing radio stations

They just don’t want any inroads into Latin community in Florida or anywhere else. How else can they spread lies about the Democratic Party. Don’t see how they can stop this purchase.

[iscooterliberally]

5. ... and they still do nothing about gun violence in this country.

These two only represent themselves in the senate. Thoughts, prayers and tax cuts for the wealthy is all they've ever done.

[Timeflyer]

6. Amen!

Yes! Their priorities--themselves and their careers and personal wealth.