“When former Florida governor Jeb Bush first jumped into the presidential race, the big question facing Sen. Marco Rubio was whether he would have enough money to compete,” the Washington Post reports.
“That’s where Norman Braman comes in. The Miami billionaire auto dealer and longtime Rubio benefactor will put as much as $10 million into a pro-Rubio super PAC if the Florida senator decides to run, according to people familiar with his plans.”
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