Marco rubio

• By Andrew Couts Provided by Good news for the anti-SOPA/PIPA crowd: Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)  announced  on his official Facebook page that he no longer supports the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA), a bill he co-sponsored. In his statement, Sen.
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• Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) – who was a co-sponsor of an anti-piracy bill that's caused an uproar on the Internet – said Wednesday that he's pulling his support for the Protect IP Act.
(Politico.com)
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio ranks #43 on GQs new list of The 50 Most Powerful People in Washington – and the magazine sees great things in his future. GQs listing for the up-and-coming first-term senator says pithily: Cuban-American.
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• (Newser) – Internet, you have been heard—by a couple of influential senators at least. Marco Rubio says hes dropping his support of the Protect Intellectual Property Act, of which he is a co-sponsor, Politico reports.
(Newser)
• Theres a storm brewing in Florida. But rather than a storm conjured by Mother Nature, this tempest is of the man-made political variety. Then there's Floridas Republican Senator Marco Rubio. In a blistering Jan.
(Examiner)
• The freshman Republican senator whod co-sponsored the Protect IP Act has flipped the car around and stepped on the gas. Earlier this year, this bill passed the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously and without controversy.
(Slate)
• In a previous paper, I explained the shift from the philosophy of our Framers, which was based on Logic, Fixed Principles and Judeo/Christian Morality, to the pragmatist/existentialist mindset of today.
(NewsWithViews.com)
• US Sen. Marco Rubio left for Haiti Monday morning to review U.S.-backed efforts to help rebuild Haiti after its devistating earthquake two years ago.
(NBC Miami)
• Tea Party favorite Senator Marco Rubio announced a few minutes ago on his Facebook page that he has abandoned his support for the Senate PIPA bill and will ask Harry Reid to withdraw it.
(Hotair.com)
• Fox News, during the 2008 presidential campaign, learns about a long-ago arrest of a relative of Sen. Barack Obama. Fox calls Obama.
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