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'''Marco Antonio Rubio''' (born May 28, 1971, [[Miami]], [[Florida]]) is the junior [[United States Senator]] from Florida. Rubio is previously served as Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives from 2007 through 2009. He won the Florida Senate seat in the [[2010 midterm elections]], defeating [[RINO]] [[Charlie Crist]] in the Republican primary.  Rubio is of Cuban descent.

'''Marco Antonio Rubio''' (born May 28, 1971, [[Miami]], [[Florida]]) is the junior [[United States Senator]] from Florida. Rubio is previously served as Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives from 2007 through 2009. He won the Florida Senate seat in the [[2010 midterm elections]], defeating [[RINO]] [[Charlie Crist]] in the Republican primary.  Rubio is of Cuban descent.

[[Conservatives]] helped Rubio win his upset victory for [[U.S. Senate]], but soon after his election Rubio quickly catered to the [[Establishment]] instead.  He became part of the "Gang of 6" that promoted phony "immigration reform," at the urging of [[liberal]] [[Democrat]]s.  He also quickly became a [[neocon]].  He declared that he would not run for reelection, but would run for president instead.

[[Conservatives]] helped Rubio win his upset victory for [[U.S. Senate]], but soon after his election Rubio quickly catered to the [[Establishment]] instead.  He became part of the "Gang of 6" that promoted phony "immigration reform," at the urging of [[liberal]] [[Democrat]]s.  He also quickly became a [[neocon]].  He declared that he would not run for reelection, but would run for President instead.

During his tenure in the state legislature (2001-2009), he advocated an overhaul of the Florida [[tax]] system that would have eliminated all property taxes in favor of a flat consumption tax. Americans for Tax Reform called him "the most pro-taxpayer legislative leader in the country."<ref>http://www.sptimes.com/2007/06/10/State/On_special_session_st.shtml</ref> Additionally, he is a strong advocate of limited government and private property rights.

During his tenure in the state legislature (2001-2009), he advocated an overhaul of the Florida [[tax]] system that would have eliminated all property taxes in favor of a flat consumption tax. Americans for Tax Reform called him "the most pro-taxpayer legislative leader in the country."<ref>http://www.sptimes.com/2007/06/10/State/On_special_session_st.shtml</ref> Additionally, he is a strong advocate of limited government and private property rights.