Marco was in Panama City Beach for events on Thursday, July 15th to discuss his ideas to help grow the economy, create jobs and help the Gulf Coast recover. Check out these pics from the day.
Reclaim America business round table
Town Hall Meeting at Sonny’s BBQ
Marco spent a full day in the Tampa, Florida area where he met with voters, local business owners and fishing captains.
At his first event this morning, a town hall meeting, Marco made the first in a series of proposals to reclaim America’s future by offering a clear alternative to the anti-growth, anti-job creation economic policies coming out of Washington. You can read the first of these proposals here.
By David Hunt
Jacksonville.com
Find article here.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio said the federal government is wrong to step in as Arizona rolls out stricter standards for localized immigration control.
Here is some background on the Justice Department’s lawsuit.
Now, what Rubio said Wednesday to reporters in Jacksonville:
It’s a waste of resources. They should be focused on jailing terrorists and going after criminals and not suing a state that’s undertaken the constitutional right it has under the 10th Amendment to protect its citizens. As I’ve said repeatedly, I believe that immigration is best dealt with at the federal level but that states like Arizona, who are faced with a crisis at the border because of federal inaction and the federal government’s inability to do its job, they have an obligation and a right to take steps like this.
Earlier, we reported that Rubio’s potential Democratic opponent in the Senate race, Kendrick Meek, thinks an Arizona-style law would be bad for Florida tourism. (Click here.)
That’s right! Marco Rubio has only 600 fewer fans than the entire Democratic Party on Facebook. Help us pass them and show that conservative principles will prevail over the liberal status quo! Here’s what you can do:
If you’re not already, become a fan of Marco’s page. Go to this link and simply click the “Like” button.
Next, invite your own Facebook friends to join Marco too. Just click the “suggest to friends” link under Marco’s profile picture.
Then, donate your status! Say why you choose to stand with Marco and then ask your friends to join you. Be sure to include a link to his page.
Thanks for your help! This is an exciting milestone, one that says a lot about what Americans want in Washington. Continue to do what you’re doing!
Charlie Crist won’t tell Florida voters who he will vote with if elected to the United States Senate, but his liberal friends already know.
Marco will be in Jacksonville on July 7, 2010 for a meet and greet. Come meet Marco and discuss the issues most important to Floridians and our future.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
12:15-1:30
Union Auditorium
1 UNF Drive, Bldg. 58, Room 2704
University of North Florida
Jacksonville, FL
Feel free to contact takeastand@marcorubio.com or (786)953-6711 with any questions.
Be sure to share this invite with your friends and family in the area.
On June 29, Orlando NBC caught up with Marco on the campaign trail to talk about the campaign.
Marco will travel to the Florida Panhandle tomorrow to hold a series of town hall meetings with local residents, business owners and officials. They will discuss the response to the Gulf Oil Spill and what we need to do now to promote an economic recovery over the months and years ahead. As Florida’s next United States Senator, Rubio will take a leading role in ensuring that we are not only restoring our beaches but also creating a climate for economic recovery along Florida’s Gulf Coast.
If you’re in the area, you’re welcome to attend and participate in the discussion. RSVP on events section on Facebook.
On June 28, Marco Rubio appeared on “Your World With Neil Cavuto” to talk about the oil spill, the federal government’s response and the Florida Senate race.
