“We just have more time than we perhaps didn’t have the last couple of years when I ran for president,” Mr. Rubio said in an interview for the New York Times podcast “The New Washington.” “We were still doing our job, but you can’t be in two places at once sometimes.” Read More...
"... It's not unusual for presidents to have differences with members of their own party, particularly in the Senate. I think what's unusual is it happens in real time in the 21st century because of Twitter and things of that nature." Read More...
Senators Mike Lee and Marco Rubio say that the child credit has to be doubled: Anything much less than that will be a tax increase on a lot of middle-class families. Read More...
Miami Herald, August 23, 2017 Vice President Mike Pence hinted Wednesday at soon-to-come economic sanctions against the Venezuelan government, but he offered little in the way of specifics of what a more robust U.S. response might look like or when it might come, choosing instead to deliver a broader message of hope to increasingly despondent... Read More...
Sunshine State News, August 19, 2017 From his perch on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, this week U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., praised the U.S. State Department’s latest efforts on advancing religious freedom across the globe. The State Department released its latest International Religious Freedom Report which it has been producing for almost two... Read More...