The Many Faces Of Marco Rubio

Wednesday, June 20, 2012 Two Books, Many Faces Of Marco Rubio, As Romney Gives Him The Veep Vet As news that Marco Rubio may be a serious contender for Mitt Romney's GOP running mate emerged Tuesday, so too did a pair of books detailing Rubio's life. A unauthorized biography, "The Rise of Marco Rubio," examines the life of what the book describes as a sometimes thin-skinned but preternaturally charming politician with impeccable instincts and a penchant for hip-hop music. Bill O'Reilly Makes Surprising Endorsement Five Cuban Basketball Players Go Missing In Puerto Rico Texas Horse Trainer In Zetas Case Released On Bond Cuban-American To Head National Council Of La Raza Mexican Agent Testifies Against U.S. Trucker's Arrest BLOG POSTS Luis J. Rodriguez: 100 Days of Gang Peace In El Salvador For twenty years Mara Salvatrucha-13 and 18th Street brought devastating violence to the poor and war-torn country of El Salvador, helping make it the most violent country in the hemisphere. Chris Weigant: Romney the 'Can't Decider' Can any Romney supporter explain exactly what Mitt's position is on the Rubio/Obama "mini DREAM Act"? Having no position -- or every possible position at the same time -- is simply indefensible when you consider the job he's running for. Kristian Ramos: While Obama Gives Immigrants Relief, Republicans Attack Their Clean Air and Water No one would argue that immigration isn't a third rail issue for the GOP, the only more contentious issue for rank and file House Republicans is the environment. They have unilaterally opposed any movement on environmental legislation. Alex Nowrasteh: Obama's Tepid and Temporary Immigration "Reform" The sad situation that so many unauthorized children face, being born in another country but raised American, can only be permanently resolved with immigration reform that vastly diminishes the government's role in limiting and controlling immigration. Felipe Matos: A Movement Starts with a Few Fed Up Souls A movement of mostly working class people of color forced the most powerful man in the world to listen. This is proof that organizing actually works and this victory came about because of the personal sacrifice of the most affected.

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