"There are individuals that are hurting right now, and these Bush tax cuts are going to be on the backs of the middle class, people that work every day," Meek said. "If you want to vote for someone to get a tax cut that's driving a Mercedes-Benz and living in a gated community and you have to pay double for it, then vote for Marco Rubio and Charlie Crist."
Once again, Kendrick showed he is the only candidate who will stand up to Marco Rubio, the Tea Party and the corporate special interests, and instead put everyday Florida families first.
Kendrick Meek, Democratic U.S. Senate nominee, will debate Marco Rubio and Charlie Crist today at 2:00 p.m. The debate will air tonight on Fox 13 in Tampa at 6:30 p.m.
Kendrick Meek campaign released a new slide to its "Too Extreme for Florida" website highlighting Rubio's support for English only policies and diverting job creation dollars in Florida to build a wall with Mexico.
Today's decision is the wrong one for middle-class Florida families. It allows the Tea Party and the extreme right to continue misleading the American public about what health care reform means to everyday families. I'm proud to say I supported health care reform that eliminated denial of coverage for preexisting conditions, lowered the price of prescription drugs for seniors, and allowed young adults to stay on their parents' health care plans until age 26.
I'll be holding rallies in St. Petersburg and Orlando with Kendrick on October 19 and 20, and if you make a contribution today, you could win a chance to get your picture taken with Kendrick and me at one of our events.
Earlier this year, Rubio told the Tampa Tribune that there wasn't scientific evidence to justify global warming.
Rubio Wants To Repeal Roe v. Wade And Take Away A Woman's Right To Choose; Blocked The Equal Rights Amendment
Three-way races are always a challenge, but historically unpredictable. That's why I don't listen to the polls or the pundits -- I listen to the people of Florida. And, wow, the energy on the ground is incredible -- I wish you could see it.
In 2006, Rubio voted to increase class sizes in Florida public schools and voted to decrease teacher pay in real dollars.
