Senator Marco Rubio News

From The Daily Caller, about the conservative Republican and former U.S. Congressman : "In an interview on Washington, D.C.'s WMAL 105.9 FM "Mornings on the Mall" radio show on Wednesday, former Florida Republican Rep. Allen West inidcated that he might be open to challenging Sen. Marco Rubio in a 2016 GOP Senate primary.

Add "press conference" to the list of phrases Congressman and longtime lightbulb-hater Steve King does not understand.

Florida voters like U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio and former Gov. Jeb Bush. But if either of the Republicans decides to run for president in 2016, Floridians could back Democrat Hillary Clinton instead.

Last night, John Oliver devoted the whole show to talking about immigration reform , and the ridiculous obstacles some Republicans have set up.

A new statewide poll shows Florida voters give Sen. Marco Rubio negative marks for his handling of immigration issues in Washington but still hold favorable views of the rising Republican star.

In the aftermath of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's water grab, "SNL" showcased a "sip slip" spoof during its "Weekend Update," and Rubio's PAC pitched a product to cash in on the water woe.

Sweeping immigration legislation moving toward a vote in the Senate would boost the economy and reduce federal deficits, the Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday, at the same time it would bestow legal status on an estimated 8 million immigrants living in the United States unlawfully.

WASHINGTON, June 18, 2013, - Two Republicans came to Washington as United States Senators.

While Senator Marco Rubio is leading the Republican fight for immigration reform, he is gradually pulling away from the so-called Gang of Eight, the bipartisan group behind the current draft of the immigration bill.

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher says Speaker John Boehner should be ousted if he rams through an immigration bill without majority Republican support.

It's fascinating that two Latino men - both of whom are further to the right of where most Latinos stand on immigration - are at the epicenter of the current reform debate.

Other than college football and superheroes, I'm not an expert on a whole lot of stuff.

A small group of Republican senators worked Monday on a possible border security compromise that would make a sweeping immigration bill more acceptable to some otherwise reluctant conservatives.

It was big news that Sen. Marco Rubio wouldn't say he backed his own immigration reform bill on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.

Top Republican Rep. Dana Rohrabacher told reporters Marco Rubio has given up any right to be trusted by the American public.

Before U.S. lawmakers decide whether they will address same-sex couples in a comprehensive immigration overhaul bill, the Supreme Court could make the decision for them.

Republicans' hopes to reclaim the White House in the 2016 elections hinge on whether they support - or sabotage - the immigration overhaul being debated in the Senate, two lawmakers who helped write the proposal warn.

Ralph Reed's now annual Faith & Freedom Coalition conference in Washington last week drew a surprisingly small audience of mostly Protestant evangelical political activists - but still attracted a bevy of Republican political stars.

Sen. Marco Rubio speaks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Road to Majority Conference in Washington on Thursday.

Sen. Lindsey Graham is bullish about the chances of an immigration reform bill passing the Senate - and he says Republicans need to pass it to avoid falling further into a "demographic death spiral" that could hurt their chances in the next two big election cycles.