Marco Rubio

Along with up-to-date political coverage, The Floridian takes the opportunity to write about senior U.S. Senator Marco Rubio. Read more here!
Senator Marco Rubio (R) is up for reelection to the Senate in 2022, and many Trump Republicans and Monday morning politicos believe that Rubio will face a primary challenge from former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi or from Ivanka Trump.
Calling the amendment “common sense” and the catch-and-release-policies “dangerous,” the Florida lawmaker believes that COVID relief should be the main concern for lawmakers and that it shouldn’t be immigration.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) and his colleagues have introduced a bill that would get students back to school.
Today, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) reintroduced the "Terror Intelligence Improvement Act," a bill that would make it even harder for suspected terrorists to possess firearms.
The Sunshine State lawmaker noted that this has proven to be more divisive with the input of the mainstream media.
A new caravan of potential illegal aliens is on the move north from Central American and could reach the U.S. southern border with weeks. This as President Joe Biden has recently signed an executive order to end the construction of former President Donald Trump’s border security fence along the southern border.
One of former President Donald Trump’s biggest supporters in the U.S. Senate was Senator Marco Rubio, who because he recently outlining how “an oligarchy in legacy media,” big government and government were actively trying “wipe out dissenting voices,” was met with harsh criticism from Democrats, in particular former Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D).
Florida Rep. Ted Deutch (D) and Senator Marco Rubio (R) involved themselves in a verbal spar this week over the HEROES Act.
The Pipeline drew widespread media attention because of its construction, and Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) expressed his disapproval during an interview on FOX News, discussing the President’s decision and what the implications will be.
Florida Senators Rick Scott (R) and Marco Rubio (R) have responded by warning that this move on deportation could have negative lasting implications on the United States.
When Progressives in the U.S. Congress, including Vice President Kamala Harris, first threatened to pack the Supreme Court after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, Florida Senator Marco Rubio introduced a constitutional amendment to keep the number of Justices on the Supreme Court at nine.
Appearing on the Brian Kilmeade Radio Show on Wednesday, Senator Marco Rubio defended outgoing President Donald Trump from the allegations made against him that blamed him for all current problems the nation faces today.
“I have no interest in running against Marco Rubio for the US Senate,” tweeted Rep. Matt Gaetz in response to a story about him possibly running against the senior senator from Florida.
After years of shallow jabs at his power, President Vladimir Putin of Russia has a worthy opposition leader to handle. Unfortunately, the loud Putin critic Alexey Navalny was arrested upon landing in Moscow this weekend after convalescing from being poisoned.
In the letter, the Florida lawmaker makes it clear that he wants the Biden administration to support stand-alone legislation that would provide $2,000 stimulus checks to Americans that are facing financial struggles as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has condemned those who stormed the Capitol, making a distinction between them and the “99 percent of the people that were at the protest” that did not take part in the siege.
The Florida Senator condemned far-right groups who stormed the Capitol, expressing that they were ready to “apprehend the Vice President and Members of Congress, and have them ‘pay the ultimate price’ as they called it.”
After the tragic shooting in Washington that left one woman dead after dozens of Trump supporters and some suspected and disguised anarchists stormed the Capitol building, Senator Marco Rubio appeared on Fox News’s “Tucker” show to discuss the unfortunate beginning to the electoral process in the U.S. Congress.
