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President Donald Trump and his campaign team are pressing forward with their litigation in several key battleground states where they believe rampant voter fraud has occurred and hope that recounts and a possible Supreme Court move could flip the results of the general election in their favor.

Though a couple of Democratic lawmakers have been touted as potential candidates for each respective seat, one Democratic lawmaker has taken to social media to joke about a potential gubernatorial run.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R), who recently announced he would be seeking a third term in the U.S. Senate, believes that “the elements that control the Democrat Party today are crazy,” and that if Biden officially becomes president, his cabinet would be comprised of people “that are out of their minds.”

In response to the 2020 presidential election results, where major news sources have reported Vice President Joe Biden (D) as the winner, President Donald Trump (R) has begun litigation this week to contest several state election results, citing widespread voter fraud.

Much to the surprise of certain Pinellas County-based Progressive bloggers with an appetite for just about everything edible in sight (They were wrong again), Senator Marco Rubio has announced that he would be seeking a third term in the U.S. Senate. 

Florida Senator Marco Rubio has announced that he will seek a third term to the U.S. Senate in 2022. The Floridian first reported the probable run over the weekend, and now Rubio has confirmed it with a Facebook posting.

The Florida Hispanic vote delivered a huge and unprecedented victory for President Donald Trump and Republicans throughout the state, with almost half of the Latinos that voted having supported the president, including Cuban-American and Venezuelan-American voters in South Florida.

Regardless of the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, one thing is for sure in Florida, Florida Democrats are licking their wounds

Hispanics voted for Biden, but the percentage of those Hispanics that voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 (30%) was drastically cut to7 percent in 2020, which according to Senator Marco Rubio (R), this new support coming out of the Hispanic community is "the future for the GOP."

Channeling her inner southern draw, Democratic Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) took issue with Republicans, Florida Senator Marco Rubio and his tweet asserting that "Not every democrat is a socialist, but every socialist is a democrat."

Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R), the Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, took to Twitter this week to provide a “WARNING,” explaining that “the bulk of disinformation attacks prepared by our adversaries were designed for the days before & just after Election Day.”

Freshman Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) has falsely accused  Senator Marco Rubio (R) of refusing to “support TPS for Venezuelans,” alleging that the senior senator from Florida has been presented with “numerous opportunities” to do so.

The result of Justice Amy Coney Barret’s confirmation has led to further division in the political arena, and now lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are involving themselves in conversations that could have lasting results in the upcoming general election.

Last week, Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) made a public announcement that the Winter Olympics should not be held in Beijing, China because of the current Uyghur genocide taking place in the country. Now, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has once again joined the former Governor of Florida in slamming the Communist Party of China by criticizing the Vatican for...

Florida Senators Marco Rubio (R) and Rick Scott (R) have introduced a bipartisan resolution rejecting the upcoming fraudulent legislative elections in Venezuela, condemning the Maduro regime for holding elections that are not democratic in nature.

Congressional Democrats, including Florida Rep. Ted Deutch, have sharpened their focus on Senator Marco Rubio (R) over President Trump's Supreme Court pick, Judge. Amy Coney Barrett.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) joined Dr. Andrew Abela, the dean of Catholic University’s Busch School of Business & Economics, to discuss his faith, the common good of capitalism, and the Florida lawmaker also discussed the dignity of work at the 2020 Principled Entrepreneurship Conference.

It’s still too early to say if Anthony Rubio (#1) will follow in his father's (Sen. Marco Rubio) footsteps and take a stab at politics, but one thing is for certain, the younger Rubio could see his and his father’s dream of football stardom come true.