An important issue here is that Univision seems intent to damage both Marco Rubio and Republicans.
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Univision Chairman Calls Rubio "Anti-Hispanic"
Well, at least they didn’t give it to Obambi. Oh, I forgot. They did that already . At Time , ” The Protester .” (Via Fausta , The Hill , and Memeorandum .) Also, at Washington Post , ” Why Steve Jobs isn’t Time’s Person of the Year .” And Daily Caller , ” TIME’s ‘Person of the Year’ selection about as annoying as you’d expect .” PHOTO CREDIT : El Marco, ” Zuccotti Utopia: Portraits of The New Revolutionaries .”
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‘The Protester’ is Time’s Person of the Year
Many Republicans see Marco Rubio as a rising star who can help them win over Hispanics, but the Florida senator says toned-down rhetoric on immigration would be more likely to bring those voters to the GOP.
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Rubio Faults GOP ‘Rhetoric’
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) is speaking from the floor of the Senate and he is appalled that 822 days have passed, and no one has proposed a budget . He dispels the myth that for two years we have not had a budget because the environment is too partisan. He says each and every month the
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Marco Rubio Video: John Kerry Puts Himself in the Crosshairs
As the 2012 cycle begins to warm up a bit, I hope candidates and their campaigns carefully study what worked and what didn't last cycle. This video, from the firm Targeted Victory, offers a quick-moving lesson on how the Marco Rubio campaign used the Internet – YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, special online fund-raising days, Facebook town halls – in his once-long-shot campaign for Senate in Florida this year. The end result was a campaign that punched well above its weight in the online world. In a three-way race, Rubio accounted for 72 percent of all Facebook “likes”, 58 percent of all Twitter followers, 85 percent of all YouTube views, 55 percent of all web visits to candidate web sites, and 48.9 percent of the final vote. One in three of his e-mail subscribers were donors. Jim Geraghty
Via Kim Priestap : As I’ve said, we need some Marco Rubios in California.
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Marco Rubio Delivers Weekly GOP Address
Republicans launched two new Hispanic stars this election: Marco Rubio and the new governor of New Mexico, Susana Martinez.
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We’re All Bigots Now!
This new ad for Marco Rubio is a little soft-focus for my tastes, but I'll bet it goes over quite well with most audiences. Jim Geraghty
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Rubio’s New Ad: ‘The Most Important.’
