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Marco Rubio for U.S. Senate: What Happened This Week?

April 9, 2010 Politics No Comments

This campaign has proven that it is fueled by the passion behind Marco’s message. This week’s highlights include:

We announced a $3.6 million fundraising quarter from strong supporters throughout the state. Read what they’re saying about this here.

Rudy Guiliani campaigned with Marco on Monday. See highlights from the event.

Newt Gingrich praised Marco’s vision on The Sean Hannity Show. Watch the clip.

Next week will be the “Take A Stand” bus tour. For information about next week’s events, click here or follow us on Facebook.

While our campaign had a great week, Charlie Crist was busy dodging questions about whether he will remain in the Republican primary or cut and run as an independent. You can read more about this on the St. Petersburg Times. Although this comes as no surprise given his record of siding with Democrats and constantly campaigning for higher office, this is an astonishing thought for a sitting GOP Governor to consider just so he can save his political career. What you think? Will Charlie abandon the GOP? Again?

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