Continuing to show Rubio is just too extreme for Florida, the Kendrick Meek campaign released a new slide to its "Too Extreme for Florida" website that highlights a pledge Rubio signed to privatize Social Security. Rubio's pledge called Social Security "generational theft."
In 22 days, America will choose a path. We will either continue forward, growing our economy and getting it out of the ditch the GOP drove it into. Or we'll take the road back to Bush-era policies that punished the middle class, gave tax breaks to billionaires and brought our economy to its knees.
In it, the president casts Kendrick as a proven fighter for the middle class, pointing to Kendrick's leadership holding Wall Street accountable, making college more affordable, and opposing the Bush tax breaks for the wealthy.
We need more people in homes, not less. Investigations are currently underway to see if homeowners were unfairly removed, and I applaud Bank of America for taking this step that is necessary for those families facing or at risk of foreclosure.
Kendrick's in a one-on-one race against the clock with Rubio and Kendrick has to drag Crist's weight behind him.
Marco Rubio is just too extreme for Florida. From pledging to preserve tax loopholes for big businesses that send jobs overseas to borrowing $700 billion from China to give tax cuts to the rich, Rubio has proven he won't stand up for Florida's middle class.
Corporations are pouring secret money into Florida to support to ultra-conservative candidate Marco Rubio
This election is about taking a stand and fighting for principles you believe in. Today's Sierra Club co-endorsement is an insult to Florida's environmental community.
Recognizing Kendrick Meek's dedication to veterans and active military personnel, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Political Action Committee (VFW-PAC) endorsed his campaign for U.S. Senate.
Last night's second Florida U.S. Senate debate proved one thing: Kendrick Meek will fight for Florida's middle class.
