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 Americans face. A young vibrant crowd of more than 400 gathered at the downtown Cleveland bar called “Town hall” to hear his heavy economic policy remarks. Delivered without notes or a teleprompter, Rubio remarks included promises when elected as president to pass a balanced budget amendment and his vision of making U.S. a stronger competitor again. Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel and Rubio campaign chairman for Ohio hosted the welcome rally. Mandel introduced the Senator as a rare breed of politician- one who will unite the party and inspire the younger generation such as past president like JFK and Ronald Reagan did. “I heard some commotion in the back of the room,” Mandel said. “And the back of the room were people from the kitchen who were washing the dishes, janitors who were cleaning the floors inspired them and I have never …show more content…
The Clean Power Plan sets national standards on limit carbon dioxide emissions from power plants as means to bring clean energy technologies. "The world won't get any cooler," Rubio said. "The seas won't get any lower. It will only increase the cost of living in this country,” Rubio said. “We are tying our own hands under this new regulations as higher utility bills will devastate many Americans trying to raise her children in Cleveland, Ohio or Miami, Florida or anywhere else in this country sees that her bills go up by 50 dollars a month, that’s devastating,” Rubio said. “You know what that means? 50 dollars a month. That means the kids don’t get new shoes this
There have been many people who have served and occupied a CA state senate seat over the years who have had a huge impact on California government and one of those people is Michael Rubio. Michael Rubio was born on August 24, 1977, in Lost Hills, CA and during his early childhood his family relocated here to Bakersfield, CA. As a child, Michael was often seen as a bright, hardworking, and caring boy which he continued to carry with him throughout his teens and into adult hood. After high school Michael when on to attend Bakersfield College for a couple of years and then transferred out to the University of New Haven, where he had the opportunity to study Criminology and through all his hard work graduated with honors. Upon graduating college Michael took a job working for the United States department of Justice for a couple of years and then decided to return back to kern county.
In the televised town hall meeting, 200 Iowans assembled in Council Bluffs to hear Cruz speak followed by taking questions from the audience on certain issues such as energy, agricultural and college debt.
But then, he was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2000, and elected as the speaker in November of 2006 (Rubio). His campaign for the US senate started in 2009, but he expected to lose to a wealthier rival. And even though he doubted himself, he was surprisingly elected on the promise of bringing conservative ideas to the senate (“Marco Rubio”).
Rubio’s main focus and goal was to lower taxes, but he also worked on improving education, as well as making the government efficient. Marco Rubio’s two previous terms as the Florida Speaker of the House, was spent travelling Florida sharing, what he called “idea-raiser” meetings. These meetings were focused on addressing the key issues that the people of Florida had. In his determined effort, Marco Rubio encouraged the people of Florida to present their ideas in order to make their state stronger and successful.
“On the eve of the most important election in a generation, in the state that always makes the difference, this community is going to take us over the top and we are going to win this election,” Rubio said putting a brave face on. “It’s an honor to be here, in the neighborhood where I grew up and the park where I used to slam-dunk
I wasn't sure what to expect. While I had always been interested in the conditions of my society, I was a novice in the political arena. Never before had I given a speech in front of a group of people larger than those in a typical high school classroom, much less run for any kind of political office. In that first hour after my arrival, as I waded through a gym full of ASB presidents, state-level competitors in speech and debate, and seasoned MUN delegates, I
“I’ll admit that he is the front runner and that I’m certainly an underdog,” Rubio responded. “But I have been an underdog my entire life. We are not going to let the conservative movement be defined by a nominee who isn’t a conservative. And we certainly need to elect someone who is prepared to be president in a thoughtful and serious and important way given the threats this country faces."
Mr. Bush, 63, the former two-term governor of Florida, failed to inspire Republican primary voters whose mood and needs had changed dramatically since he left government in 2007. Last summer, as Donald J. Trump prepared to declare his candidacy with an incendiary and improvised speech in New York City about the criminal records of immigrants from Mexico, Mr. Bush was in Eastern Europe, meeting with heads of state and delivering calibrated remarks about American
Marco Rubio is a Florida senator who is running for president in the 2016 election
There are many intelligent candidates that will be running for presidency in the next election. All of them come from a different back ground and have a different goal to achieve while they are in the president’s seat. However, I believe Ted Cruz would be a great candidate to the white house seat. Ted Cruz is a senator from Texas and his gifted talent in public speaking has given him a great opportunity to defeat his fellow competitors. He graduated at Houston's Second Baptist High School as a valedictorian of his class. He used his talent and further his education at Princeton University. He graduated in 1992; however, he is not yet
“This is the first generation that is not expected to do better than their parents,” he said. “What does that say about what is going on with our nation.” Citing that there are “people who are destroying our future for our children” by government increase spending and lack of common sense. "
In December 2002, Marco Rubio was appointed House Majority Leader by Speaker Johnnie Byrd. He persuaded Speaker Byrd to restructure the job of Majority Leader, so that legislative wrangling would be left to the whip’s office, and Rubio would become the main spokesperson for the House
Watching the 2016 Republican candidates battle for the presidency of the United States, one might reach the conclusion that Ronald Reagan never left the campaign trail. In the second GOP debate alone, the “Great Communicator’s” name was brought up a total of 23 times, which even exceeds the number of times Donald Trump mentioned China. One of the comments coming from Jeb Bush was “I’m on the Reagan side of this.” Additionally, Senator Marco Rubio stated that “Reagan and his approach worked (CITE).” The candidates worked hard to evoke memories of and make comparisons to the beloved former president. The debate even took place in the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California. Reagan has been constantly praised by those on the
What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone says Jeb Bush is running for president? You probably think another Bush for president, again. You probably think about Operation Desert Storm, under George H.W. Bush, or the collapse over our economy at the end of George W. Bush second term. This is not how you need to think though. You do not need to allow all the wrong decisions you think either of the former Bush presidents made to form your opinion of Jeb. You need to form your opinion based off Jeb’s past jobs in political positions and how you think his political views will change America for the
Bobby Jindal, the current governor of Louisiana and current member of the House of Representatives is making a run for the 2016 Presidential Election. Representing the Republican side, he has many qualities that would make him a great president. He has a lot experience in politics and is well equipped to be America’s next leader.