In 2009, when he was a fledgling Senate candidate, Rubio loved angry town hall protesters who hated health care reform.
Now that the angry protesters are his constituents, he takes a different view. But only because they’re protesting him and his efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
As the saying goes, life comes at you over the course of one term in the Senate, a failed presidential primary campaign, and million-or-so constituents getting health insurance.