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Objective: The objective is to create a human-interest feature story on Marco Rubio. How he grew up humbly earning his way in politics through hard work and not connections. He is a great example of the American Dream because now he is running for President to complete that dream and be an example to his family. He has been seen in the past as too young or immature with his money but this will explain his humble start and paying back student loans. This feature story will show that Marco Rubio has never had any handouts and portrays him as a hard working family ma that wants to help America’s hardworking families.
The feature story will be of human interest written in the unique angle of showing reasons for not having as much money as the other candidates based on how he was raised and how he leads his family now and would lead the country as President. I believe that portraying Marco Rubio from humble beginnings showing his hard work to accomplish the American dream and then him passing those same dreams down to …show more content…

Family is a very important part of Marco Rubio’s life and he believes that we can’t have a strong country without strong families. Marco Rubio’s parents were Cuban immigrants and raised Marco very humbly with dreams that he could be whatever he wanted to be one day. As a bartender and a maid Rubio has been more inspired by his parents sacrificing story to become President than any other candidates running. “Above all, he saw how their hard work transformed his family and he knew that in America, anything was possible” (Rubio, 2015). This inspiration is what lead him to run for President today and not only lead his family but help other hardworking families in

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