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In his speech on the Startup Act 2.0, Virginia Democratic Sen. Mark Warner said Congress cannot “cut and tax” it’s way out of debt, calling the situation a “fiscal cliff.” (more)

Rising political superstar Marco Rubio courted three high profile Hispanic Democratic lawmakers last month in an attempt to gain support for his alternative DREAM Act proposal, legislation which his spokesman told The Daily Caller would include a path to permanent residency and citizenship for some illegal immigrants. (more)

On Laura Ingraham’s radio show on Thursday, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio reacted to President Barack Obama’s sudden personal support for same-sex marriage, announced in an interview on Wednesday with ABC’s Robin Roberts. (more)

At present, freshman Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is thought to be a slight favorite to be Mitt Romney’s running mate in the upcoming presidential election. But according to Pat Buchanan, the former MSNBC contributor and author of “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?” that seems unlikely. (more)

The experts say that Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is the early favorite in the so-called “veepstakes” to be former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s running mate in the upcoming presidential election. And that seems to be where most gamblers are putting their money at in Intrade’s online prediction market. (more)

In a wide-ranging foreign policy address Wednesday, freshman Florida Sen. Marco Rubio passionately countered what he perceives as the current non-interventionist drift in American foreign policy, including among Republicans. (more)

Marco Rubio insists he’s not angling to be Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s running mate, but his schedule this week might indicate otherwise. (more)

Marco Rubio may not be the dream running mate for Mitt Romney that he has been made out to be. The results of a Public Policy Polling poll released Thursday indicate that with Rubio as a running mate, Romney would actually lose traction against President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden. (more)

Senator Marco Rubio made a trip to Colombia last weekend to attend the Summit of the Americans and was met with an outpouring of attention from Latin American officials and media alike. (more)

Tax Day is no cause for celebration. It’s not just because of the pressure so many working families feel to submit their returns by the deadline. It’s also a sobering reminder of what a complicated mess America’s tax code is and how it blocks job creation and economic prosperity. (more)

Senator Marco Rubio is planning to introduce a Republican version of the DREAM Act, a bill that grants legal status to young illegal immigrants. While the DREAM Act has received some support from RINOs like Lindsey Graham and Richard Lugar in the past, Republicans have largely opposed it. When the lame-duck Democrats tried to pass it in December 2010, only three Republican senators and eight Republican representatives went along. (more)

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Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio endorsed former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney on Fox News’ “Hannity Show” Wednesday night. (more)

Should Cuba experience a technological revolution, the Communist regime would crumble, Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio predicted Wednesday at an event hosted by The Heritage Foundation and Google’s think tank, Google Ideas. (more)

Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio said Wednesday that he is “deeply concerned” that the leadership of the Catholic Church has “negotiated themselves a space of operation” in Cuba “in exchange for looking the other way,” and expressed concern that Pope Benedict XVI’s upcoming trip to the island may “reinforce that arrangement.” (more)

You may know Florida Sen. Marco Rubio as a Catholic, but it was revealed Thursday that he was actually baptized as a Mormon. (more)

WASHINGTON – While chatter about a potential Republican Florida Sen. Marco Rubio vice presidency has reached a fever pitch in the aftermath of the GOP Florida primary, the rights of the unborn appeared to be the only thing on the mind of the Sunshine State’s freshman Republican senator on Wednesday night. (more)

Tonight on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” Joseph Farah alleged that Florida senator Marco Rubio is ineligible to serve as vice president, saying he’s “not a natural-born citizen. We’ve been through this with Obama now for four years.” (more)

1.) Our long national nightmare might not be over — In the latest you’ve got to be kidding me news, TheDC’s Matt Lewis reports that Rick Perry may not be through running for president. (more)

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Hispanic-American U.S. senator from Florida who’s considered a rising star in the Republican Party says too much is being made of the significance of immigration to his community. (more)