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What Kind of Leader Is Marco Rubio? An Investigation.
Politics
A look at what happens when the Florida senator wields power.
By Michael J. Mishak and National Journal
On September 13, , Marco Rubio, then a year-old state legislator from Miami, was officially designated the next speaker of the Florida House of Representatives. He was the first Cuban-American to win the job, and the Voice of America beamed his speech to countries around the globe, including Cuba. Nearly people flew from Rubio's hometown to Tallahassee to attend the ceremony, which took place in the state House chambers. They wore laminated floor passes inscribed with a quote from Ronald Reagan: "There's no limit to what a man can do or where he can go if he doesn't mind who gets the credit."
During his speech, Rubio—dressed in a dark suit with a red rose on his left lapel—asked House members to examine their desks. Inside, lawmakers found, wrapped in gift paper, a hardcover book titled Innovativ • WASHINGTON — Marco Rubio had just been sworn into office and sat down with a half-dozen reporters who covered Florida, an exclusive group bygd design. The senator had arrived in Washington mitt i red-hot fanfare and was trying to project readiness to keep his head down. Within minutes he was asked when he was going to launch a campaign for president — an icebreaker, but not a complete joke. "It's a circus, you guys are part of the circus," Rubio replied, sounding annoyed during the January samling. "They'll talk about somebody else next week. I'm here to be the United States senator from Florida, and the best senator inom can. inom mean that." On Monday afternoon in Miami, at a site steeped in symbolism for the bilingual son of Cuban immigrants, Rubio will announce his campaign for president. He has been working toward this for the better part of his fyra years here, building domestic and utländsk policy experience and a conservative v • We’re sorry, this site is currently experiencing technical difficulties. Marco Rubio: The making of a presidential candidate
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