As Marco Rubio continues his march towards the U.S. Senate, he is campaigning across Florida and would love nothing more than to see you in person and hear your thoughts about our nation’s future.
Marco needs your support and encourages you to come see, hear and assist him out on the campaign trail. Below are some upcoming public event opportunities to do so.
Don’t come alone though! Pack your car with family and friends and invite even more of them to come along to meet Marco.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
12:00 p.m. EST (Doors open at 11:30 a.m.)
Jacksonville Beaches Meet & Greet with Marco Rubio
Jacksonville Beach Community Center and Exhibition Hall
2508 South Beach Parkway
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Friday, March 12, 2010
4:00 p.m. EST
Bonita Springs Meet & Greet with Marco Rubio
28600 Trails Edge Boulevard
Bonita Springs, FL
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the campaign headquarters at (786) 953-6711.
Latest News
Marco Rubio today issued the following statement regarding Governor Charlie Crist’s so-called Everglades plan, about which weekend news reports raised troubling new questions.
Yesterday, during an appearance on FOX’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” Marco Rubio discussed health care.
By Marco Rubio
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in McDonald v. City of Chicago, a landmark Second Amendment case whose outcome will have important consequences for the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
Governor Charlie Crist’s latest reinvention into a “frugal” spender was on full display in today’s National Review Online (NRO). Actually, that is partially true. By all accounts, he might be frugal when it’s his own money. But he is more than happy to spend the taxpayer’s dime on things like lavish European trips for himself and his entourage. READ MORE
Following his CPAC speech on February 18, 2010, Marco Rubio appears on FOX’s “Hannity.”
U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio today issued the following statement regarding President Barack Obama’s health care proposal. READ MORE
Lately, Governor Charlie Crist has seized on a new campaign buzz word: “trust,” which U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio has long insisted is what this election is all about – who Floridians can trust to go to Washington, stand up to the Obama-Reid-Pelosi agenda, and offer a clear alternative.
Following Governor Charlie Crist’s final State of the State address, here’s a sampling of reactions.
The Real Reasons For Charlie Crist’s Collapse
By Niall Stanage
Tuesday, 3/2/2010
The national media has presented Crist’s fall — and the rise of Rubio, who keynoted the recent Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington — as a tea party-inspired uprising against a pragmatic centrist. But there’s more to it than that…
By Reihan Salam
National Review Online
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Why would Democrats want Charlie Crist to switch parties? I understand that this would help reinforce the view that there is no home for moderates in the Republican Party, thus strengthening a key Democratic narrative. The problem is that Crist really is one of the worst governors in the United States, if not the absolute worst…


