"Sen. Marco Rubio’s political team is pushing back hard against a New York Times report about his
personal finances, escalating a feud that began last week, when conservatives lambasted the paper for reporting on the Florida Republican's traffic violations.
On Tuesday, the Times ran a story called “Struggles with finances track Marco Rubio’s career,” reporting that the presidential candidate's family finances are marked by “significant debts,” a “low savings rate,” a “penchant to spend heavily on luxury items” and “inattentive accounting that led to years of unpaid local government fees.”
The report says that while Rubio “struggled under the weight of student debt, mortgages and an extra loan against the value of his home.” It questioned purchases he made, including a lease on an Audi Q7 and $80,000 for a “luxury speedboat.”" TheHill
On Tuesday, the Times ran a story called “Struggles with finances track Marco Rubio’s career,” reporting that the presidential candidate's family finances are marked by “significant debts,” a “low savings rate,” a “penchant to spend heavily on luxury items” and “inattentive accounting that led to years of unpaid local government fees.”
The report says that while Rubio “struggled under the weight of student debt, mortgages and an extra loan against the value of his home.” It questioned purchases he made, including a lease on an Audi Q7 and $80,000 for a “luxury speedboat.”" TheHill
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