Marco Rubio Case Study

The Republican party wants to stop Donald Trump from becoming president. In Washington, Mr. Kasich’s persistence in the race has become a source of frustration. The event is occurring in the United States. All Americans are impacted on this event. According to Karl Rove the nomination would be catastrophic, dooming the party in November. I think that Donald Trump should not be president if everyone is worried about

Presidential Election 2016 “The 2nd truism that we must understand is that our poverty does not create our social problems, our social problems create our poverty,” stated Republican party candidate, Marco Rubio. He was the senator of Florida. Rubio is 44 years old. He has been interested in politics and volunteer work since he was a juvenile. U.S. citizens should vote for Marco Rubio because he is against gay marriage, he is against abortion, and is for legal immigration.

Marco Rubio is the Republican counterpart to 2008 Barack Obama, just without the elegance or needed ideology. He is a handsome minority, who is well spoken, and has a beautiful, young family. He appears to be an adequate choice for the nomination, as he has centrist enough views to interest some independents, while also having some of the requisite crazy to entice the party’s base. Rubio is also from Florida, which could help in turning an essential swing state red. A shortcoming for Marco Rubio is that he has recently decided that he is a Senator in name only, forgoing actually attending Senate votes and hearings, except on payday. Rubio, needing plenty of oil to style his hair, has one of the worst environmental records in the Senate, which

Current President Trump won Florida by being both an active campaigner and by tapping into the underlying swing state voter mentality. With Flordia not having one state wide party, it means the state is anyone’s game. Focusing on in person appearance while targeting not just his own party but other parties voters and the independent vote made all the difference. While not a politician, Trump

When he started his campaign, Jeb Bush thought competence and a conservative record would power him to the GOP nomination and, like his brother and father before, to the Oval Office. Eleven months later, faced with declining poll numbers and difficulty sustaining fundraising, the 62-year-old wonk is coming to grips

1) Although a voter is registered as with "no party affiliation" in Florida, they would be ineligible to vote for Bernie Sanders in the Florida Presidential Preference Primary. Due to Florida being a closed primary state, meaning anyone who wants to participate needs to be registered in a political party, would need to either register or switch on February 16 deadline. The Presidential Preference Primary is on March 16th and due to Bernie Sanders having the party affiliation of Democrats, the "no party affiliation" preference would have to be changed to Democrat affiliation on the 16th of February to be eligible to cast his vote for Sanders.

June 11-18 (I watched 1 hour of Fox News, the following points were discussed:) -Jeb Bush continues to be the "front runner" in the presidential election. He has also raised the most money. However, he is being punished for wanting to take "non conservative" actions by doing something about illegal immigrants. This is expected to hurt him in the primary and help him in the general.

Sen. Marco Rubio “New American Century” Event in Cleveland, Ohio Florida Senator and Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio held a rally in Cleveland, Ohio a day before the first GOP presidential debate. In discussing his “New American Century” vision, Rubio discussed the economic problems faced under President Obama and the struggles

“Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush will make his first official campaign stop in Colorado” (Rittiman). Jeb Bush started his presidential campaign August 25th and seems to be falling fast just two months later. Suffering Donald Trump 's reality show style insults and the problems his family 's dynasty created

Today i'm here to inform you of a candidate named Marco rubio he was Born in Miami, Florida in 1971, Marco Rubio is the son of Cuban immigrants. After earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida in 1993 he went to the University of Miami for his law

Presidential Campaign: Jeb Bush John Ellis “Jeb” Bush, comes from a very political background. Having his father George H. W. Bush and oldest brother George W. Bush, both serve as President of the United States, gives him a lot of inspiration and drive, also wanting to make a difference in our world, all while being a man of his own. Jeb is standing strong with his beliefs in his platform. A few of his issues include domestic, economical, international relations, and education. He entrusts that this will help improve the overall outcome of America. So, let us take a deeper look into his political campaign, and observe how his platform issues help create his inspiration into becoming our President for 2016.

Presidential Debates! Those two words can either send an agonizing cringe down one 's spine or it can send nerve-wrecking excitement down one 's spine. Whichever way it may be taken, Presidential Debates are interweaved into America 's tapestry of tradition. It has always been to one of

Senator Marco Rubio also had effective verbal and non-verbal skills during the whole debate. He maintained enough eye contact with the audience, candidates, and camera, and his eye contact was acute and serious. Meanwhile, Senator Rubio showed energetic, passion and sincerity when he spoke. Even though, Rubio was the youngest among all of the candidates, he showed that he is a serious contender. His tone was relentlessly positive even with the constant personal attacks among the candidates. He had an intelligent way of repelling the attacks of the other candidates without attacking any one directly; he easily steered the debate toward his strengths. Rubio decided not to run for his seat in senate again and, he stated, "That is why I am missing votes. Because I am leaving the Senate, I am not running for reelection, and I am running for president because I know this: unless we have the right president, we cannot make America fulfill its potential, but with the right person in office, the 21st century can be the greatest era that our nation has ever known." During the opening remarks he joked "I know California has a drought so I brought my own water." but it should be avoided. Rubio was the fourth to dominate the debate after Trump, Bush, and Fiorina. He was asked four direct questions and gave two replies and he used an acceptable language. He concluded by saying that,

However, I would like to extend his observations to primary campaigns using my own analysis. Recently, John Kasich came in second in the New Hampshire. Despite not winning John Kasich outperformed other establishment candidates like Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, and Jeb Bush. However, Kasich seemingly focused solely on New Hampshire conducting over 100 town halls in the state. Further, Kasich has attempted to present himself nationally as the most moderate of the Republicans. In my opinion, Kasich has done this strategically to win votes in the more moderate New Hampshire. The question remains though can Kasich carry this strategy farther. In my opinion, Kasich has to focus on Nevada and hope for a decent result. Further, Kasich has to strategically travel to the “Rust Belt” and the northeast to remain competitive. Thus, if Kasich’s strategic design of being more moderate to appeal he will have to continue to travel strategically in state’s that are more moderate.

In this Presidential Election, the Republican Party is a disadvantage in Florida due to the large concentrations of voters in major cities. The majority of the state votes for the Republican candidate, but big cities like Miami, Orlando, and Tampa always seem to vote for the Democratic candidate. In the 2012 election between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, Mitt Romney won all but thirteen counties but lost in majorly in the urban areas where Barack Obama won an astonishing number of the votes. For Donald Trump to stand a chance, he must focus on the rural cities with a large number of Conservative and Independent voters and has a low voter turnout.