A Word of Caution From Rubio on Immigration

By Ashley Parker, The New York Times As several of the senators taking part in a bipartisan effort to overhaul to the nation’s immigration laws appeared on the Sunday talk shows to […]

By Marin Cogan, New Republic Few people in Florida can imagine Rubio running if Bush decided to get into the race. Though he has often been written about as an overnight […]

By Dan Amira, New York Magazine According to a (caveat: very, very early) Quinnipiac poll, 60 percent of Hispanic voters would support Clinton in 2016, compared to a mere 24 percent […]

Victor Landa, NewsTaco The State of the Union rebuttal speech on prime time television, regardless of which party sits in loyal opposition, has become a showcase for the party’s ideas […]

Vcitor Landa, NewsTaco I don’t envy Marco Rubio. Especially not tonight, sandwiched as he will be between the President and the Tea Party. I don’t envy the attention, or the hyped expectation. […]

By Arlette Saenz, ABCNews In an interview with Time magazine, Rubio said his mother, Oriales Garcia Rubio, left him a voice mail in December that urged him to tread cautiously when it came […]

By Seung Min Kim, Politico “I’m honored to have this opportunity to discuss how limited government and free enterprise have helped make my family’s dreams come true in America,” Rubio […]

By Kelsey Osterman, Red Alert Politics Rubio’s prospective win with Hispanics, 48 percent to 34 percent against Clinton, is of major importance to the GOP. The Party has struggled to seem relatable […]

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