Marco Rubio Is the Anti-Rand Paul on Foreign Policy
The two Tea Party senators-turned presidential aspirants present clashing visions of American power
The two Tea Party senators-turned presidential aspirants present clashing visions of American power
Politics has become more democratized and that's a great thing.
The movement's vision raises troubling questions that NRO's Ramesh Ponnuru wants to avoid
It's a hodge-podge of pro-growth and budget-busting populist measures
It's conservative social engineering atop pro-growth reforms
A response to NRO's Ramesh Ponnuru
Axis of evil 2.0? Rubio illustrates the one-dimensional thinking of many interventionists, enemies everywhere and only America to do something about it
Possible presidential candidate wants NSA mass data gathering made permanent.
There's nothing wrong with Rubio's boilerplate anti-Obama positioning, but there's nothing especially unique about it, either.
Make the statement on Twitter
Wants to focus on areas of agreement between Democrats and Republicans
The English language site is barely up and running
Critical of the exchange website
Warning Republicans Obama could take on the issue himself
Some don't want to risk a government shutdown over the issue of funding
Here's one thing Democrats and Republicans should agree on.
Calls the senator from Florida the "Jack Kevorkian of the Republican Party"
Since secure borders are a fantasy, that means what, exactly?
Due to discuss the bill with House Republicans today
Doesn't believe criticisms of reform bill are legitimate
Conservative pundits and news outlets have been taken to task
Polling suggests that she is viewed more favorably than some of the GOPs current possible 2016 contenders
Their evolution is bound to be different from Obama's
Seven days, seven million years, whatever.
Gov. Christie will give the keynote and Sen. Rubio will introduce Mitt Romney.
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