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Marco Rubio Fast Facts
Personal
Birth place: Miami, Florida
Father: Mario Rubio, a bartender
Mother:
Children: Amanda Loren, Daniella, Anthony and Dominick
Education: Attended Tarkio College in Missouri, 1989-1990; attended Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville, Florida, 1990-1991; University of Florida, political science, B.S., 1993; University of Miami, J.D., cum laude, 1996.
Religion: Roman Catholic
He is the son of Cuban immigrants who came to the United States in 1956.
Preparing for his term as speaker of the House in the Florida legislature, he wrote the book, “100 Innovative Ideas for Florida’s Future.”
Timeline
1998-2000 – City Commissioner of West Miami.
January 25, 2000 – Elected to the Florida House of Representatives.
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Children: Amanda Loren, Daniella, Anthony and Dominick
Education: Attended Tarkio College in Missouri, 1989-1990; attended Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville, Florida, 1990-1991; University of Florida, political science, B.S., 1993; University of Miami, J.D., cum laude, 1996.
Religion: Roman Catholic
He is the son of Cuban immigrants who came to the United States in 1956.
Preparing for his term as speaker of the House in the Florida legislature, he wrote the book, “100 Innovative Ideas for Florida’s Future.”
Timeline
1998-2000 – City Commissioner of West Miami.
January 25, 2000 – Elected to the Florida House of Representatives.
2000-2008 – Member of the Florida House of Representatives.
POLITICO
The South Carolina Republican delivered the GOP response to Biden s first joint address to Congress.
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Sen. Tim Scott on Wednesday offered up a GOP alternative to President Joe Biden’s vision for the country, pushing back on Biden’s agenda in a wide-ranging speech that propelled the South Carolina Republican further into the national spotlight.
In the official GOP response to Biden’s first joint address to Congress, Scott, the only Black Republican in the upper chamber, drew on his own personal experiences to push back on the drastic expansion of government that has defined Biden’s first 100 days in office from his pandemic relief package to the president’s proposals on jobs and infrastructure.