Rubio hits Cruz on immigration, Snowden

He’ll be a spectator for President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union Address.

SEN. BERNIE SANDERS (I-VT), DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We are the campaign that’s going to win this election. Rubio will return to Florida on Sunday, and will present his policies on taxation and the economy Monday at a special event in Sarasota, Florida. “The next few weeks will be a test for the young senator as he tries to give his campaign a push”: New York Times. “When it comes to Ted, he has changed his position on immigration all over the place”. But Rubio says voters are still window shopping and haven’t made up their minds. The panel was moderated by Speaker Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Sen.

Rubio defended his stance, saying “we didn’t legalize anybody”.

The Week reported that no GOP nominee has ever won the nomination without winning first place in either Iowa or New Hampshire, but noted that it is mathematically possible to lose the first four primaries an still ultimately win the nomination. “So for him to divert time to one of those two critical states in this primary and caucus selection process is an indication that he needs money obviously”.

“I think Marco has a real good chance of getting third in Iowa, a real good chance of getting second in New Hampshire”.

“It was very narrowly tailored to high-performing students who found themselves in a situation where they were brought here by their parents when they were 5, didn’t even speak another language except English and therefore couldn’t attend college because they were being charged like they were from out of state”, Rubio said.

“Who’s coming in? Who are you?” Cruz leads GOP polls in Iowa and Trump in New Hampshire.

ANNOUNCER: And is this man the Republican establishment’s last best hope? And on the campaign trail, Rubio is often asked about immigration, either by skeptical voters or those simply seeking an explanation of where he stands.

In a blog post on the subject of Saturday’s event, Bernstein – a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities – said his concern is that Kemp Forum participants “want to fix poverty by breaking the safety net”.

“I think that we’re executing the plan exactly the way we wanted to see things pan out”, Rooney said.