Marco Rubio

“Israel is a vibrant democracy that supports capitalism, champions human rights and holds free and open elections.”

A new study is out showing “Red flag” laws could possibly help prevent future mass shootings, and Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has seized the opportunity to point to his “Red flag” legislation that he says  “incentives more states to adopt” those kinds of laws.

"It is critical that the United States continue to enhance our strategic relationship with our democratic partner Taiwan through regular and consistent support."

Marco Rubio splits with Trump and Rick Scott, says Israel travel ban a "mistake"

Love him or hate him, straight-shooter Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz (R) will always give an opinion or tell you how he feels about something. Gaetz, who is without question the new voice of the Republican Party, recently taunted his fellow House members by posting a video of a white sand beach in his congressional district, stating "My district is prettier...

“the actions of a sick and twisted few cannot be allowed to strip away the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens."

The efforts of U.S. Senators Marco Rubio (R) and Rick Scott (R) urging President Donald Trump to recertify Colombia’s efforts to eradicate its drug trade have paid off.

Rubio would vote on "Red Flag" gun bill during August recess

Never at a loss for words or afraid to express her opinion, Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) did not hold back blaming President Donald Trump for creating the climate that she believes led to the recent mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, including giving "white supremacists" the permission go out and shoot people.

"The United States continues to stand with the people of Venezuela in their fight to restore democratic order and the rule of law.”

After the tragic mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, President Donald Trump is calling for “red flag” laws to be enacted to prevent future shootings like the ones that occurred this past weekend.

The days of the “Cocaine Cowboys” are long gone, Harrison Ford is not fighting drug lords with the CIA,  Colombia is no longer considered to be the epicenter of the illicit drug trade (it still is), and the Pablo Escobars of the world have been replaced by organized Marxist guerrilla groups.

In a recent interview with TV Venezuela, Senator Scott discussed the ongoing calls for the United States to use naval assets that would block the flow of oil shipped from Venezuela to Cuba.

“There’s no way it was gonna pass this week."

“The right response here is to continue maximizing international pressure against the Iranian regime."

House and Senate Democrats are furious at Senate Republicans, claiming that Republicans blocked Venezuela TPS legislation in that chamber of Congress, as well as continuing to say that the Trump administration has not done enough for Venezuelans.

"Republicans have been wrapping themselves in the Venezuelan flag and claiming to be champions for the restoration of Venezuelan democracy."

After the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives passed a Trump-supported budget deal that would increase the $22.4 trillion national debt by another $1.7 trillion, Senator Rick Scott has announced that he “will vote “no” on the measure on the Senate floor.