Most countries around the world that are failures are because they deposit their hopes in a person, a strong leader who comes forward and says, put me in power and I will make the country better. But mark my words, there will be prominent people in American politics who will spend years explaining to people how they fell into this.
Rubio warns about the dangers of placing hope in a strong leader, reflecting on the political landscape.
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