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marco Rubio explains the difference between himself and the Pope
http://time.com/3858001/marco-rubio-pope-francis-cuba-israel-palestine/“His desire is peace and prosperity, he wants everyone to be better off. He’s not a political figure,” Rubio said. “Anything he can do to open up more opportunities for them, he’s going to pursue.”
Rubio contrasted that with his own approach.
there is a Rubio quote in the article, but I chose to leave it there.
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If, by "them", you mean his (religious) constitiuents, Marco, you'd fare better if YOU listened to YOUR constituents. 
Pope Frank doesn't think he's Marco Boobio? 