MIAMISpeaking in hushed tones as they peered out at the derelict structure sitting vacant behind an empty, overgrown parking lot, spooked members of Sen. Marco Rubios presidential campaign were seen driving slowly past the abandoned headquarters of former candidate Jeb Bush last night. Look at the debate prep notes still written on the whiteboards and the polling data piled on the desksits as if people were working here like normal and they just suddenly disappeared, said one Rubio staffer, who shuddered as he pointed to a half-spilled box of bumper stickers sitting near a dumpster and a limp, faded banner reading Jeb! dangling from a back wall. I heard that sometimes, late at night, if youre walking by this place, you can still hear the sound of Bushs chief messaging officer walking him through his talking points. This place gives me the creeps. After a flash of lightning revealed the ghostly silhouette of a man believed to have been Bushs senior strategist for South Carolina standing rigidly in a second-floor window, the Rubio campaign workers reportedly let out loud screams and sped away into the night. 