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• McFeatters: End Benghazi speculation with a document dump

  nomination with her support running around 60-plus percent in most polls. There is no Republican frontrunner unless you count Marco Rubio 's pallid support of 18 percent or so.Forward-looking GOP strategists badly want to diminish the stature of the former   Read more »

• Senate committee to tackle immigration reform this week

  for the 11 million people who are here illegally. With reported presidential ambitions, he'll be under close scrutiny. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) Rubio, who is not on the committee, is a linchpin of the Gang of Eight as a key conservative and Republican Hispanic   Read more »

• Tentative farm workers deal in immigration talks

  Senate aides said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the deliberations were confidential.That's something Sen. Marco Rubio , R-Fla., has been calling for in response to pressure from conservatives who argue the bill is being pushed too fast without   Read more »

• Cuban-American politicians decry Beyonce Cuba trip

  Cuban authorities.The U.S. government tightened requirements to obtain the licenses last year after Cuban-American Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., criticized the programs as cover-ups for tourism. Rubio derided groups that were granted licenses for activities such   Read more »

• Hunt: Immigration debate gives Marco Rubio a chance to shine

  appropriate to borrow an analogy from the sport: Will the "can't miss" young phenomenon of the political world, Senator Marco Rubio, be able to play in the big leagues? The immigration battle affords a good test.The conservative Florida Republican is part   Read more »

Around the web

• The uses, and limits, of mimicking the opposing party’s president

  answer is to nominate someone who shares his youthfulness. And it is likely that our next nominee — be it Paul Ryan, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, Chris Christie, Bobby Jindal, or someone else — will be relatively young. A second option is to nominate a candidate 32 m ago from Power Line Read more »

• Rubio's Name Draws Boos Over Immigration Plan

  support Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., thought he could count on from members of his own party regarding his bipartisan immigration bill is fast evaporating, as is his standing with conservative voters, The Hill reports. At a Capitol Hill rally Wednesday, conservative 10:34 PM from NewsMax Read more »

• Tea party returns to D.C. with loads of anger for Marco Rubio

  called to the microphone the Heritage Foundation’s Robert Rector, who delivered a sustained rebuke of the turncoat. “Marco Rubio,” he charged, “has not read his own bill.” A chorus of boos rose from the crowd of several hundred. For Florida political news 10:33 PM from The Buzz: Florida Politics Read more »

• Another likely Rubio whopper

  Rubio made another one of his seemingly endless appearances on Sean Hannity’s program to advocate amnesty legislation. Rubio told Hannity that he has opposed amendments by Republican Senators to improve the legislation’s enforcement provisions because a new 10:05 PM from Power Line Read more »

• Quotes of the day

  on this issue and not sure of how to vote,” Cruz added. It was just a few months ago that Republican Sens. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio brought the Conservative Political Action Conference crowd to its feet with back-to-back speeches that left many in the audience 10:01 PM from Hot Air Read more »