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Marco Rubio

Coverage of Marco Rubio, US senator for Florida and former 2016 presidential candidate.

Ted Cruz all of a sudden showered praise on Marco Rubio in his election night speech

By Jeff Stein

Marco Rubio on the end of his campaign: “We should have seen this coming"

By Jeff Stein

Marco Rubio just quit the race. The establishment couldn't save him.

By Dara Lind

Twitter is dancing on the Marco Rubio campaign's grave

By German Lopez

How to make sense of the results in Tuesday's Republican primaries

By Libby Nelson

Marco Rubio finally said what he really thinks about Donald Trump and the campaign

By German Lopez

CNN's surprisingly substantive Republican debate, in 21 tweets

By German Lopez

Marco Rubio stood up to Donald Trump's Islamophobia — in the worst possible way

By German Lopez

Fox News's Republican debate, from Donald Trump's penis to his flexibility, in 29 tweets

By German Lopez

Yoga jokes were the only Zen moment of Fox News's Republican Debate

By German Lopez

Marco Rubio is wrong: The 2nd Amendment isn't 2nd because it's the 2nd most important

By German Lopez

Super Tuesday, from Donald Trump's wins to Chris Christie’s face, in 28 tweets

By German Lopez

Marco Rubio doesn't seem to know he's losing

By German Lopez

Marco Rubio's attack on Donald Trump for hiring undocumented Polish workers, explained

By German Lopez

Watch: Marco Rubio finally landed a great hit on Donald Trump

By German Lopez

Marco Rubio's allies compared him to Harry Potter — and got the books totally wrong

By Libby Nelson

Why Republicans are debating bringing back torture

By Zack Beauchamp

RubioBot experiences new software glitch, repeats stump speech line twice in a row

By Matthew Yglesias

These David Frum tweets perfectly explain why Rubio's debate glitch was so damaging

By Matthew Yglesias

Donald Trump supporters think about morality differently than other voters. Here’s how.

How on Earth can anyone vote for that ... [fill in the blank]? This is a question some Americans ask during every presidential primary race, but this year our mutual incomprehension feels especially intense.

By Emily Ekins and Jonathan Haidt

3 reasons the polls missed Ted Cruz’s Iowa victory

By Libby Nelson

Marco Rubio says he'd cut taxes on the poor more than the rich. Nonsense.

By Dylan Matthews

Nearly a quarter of Marco Rubio's supporters don't know what he looks like

By Dylan Matthews

Marco Rubio's ridiculous reason for buying a gun: he might have to fight ISIS

By German Lopez

How Marco Rubio is signaling moderation — without being moderate

By David Roberts

3 winners and 3 losers from Thursday night's Republican presidential debate

By Dylan Matthews

Ted Cruz doesn't want to admit it, but he's definitely proposing a VAT

By Matthew Yglesias

That time Marco Rubio called for a "cap-and-trade or carbon tax program"

By Brad Plumer

Why are people talking about Marco Rubio’s boots? Here’s the real reason.

By Emily Crockett

The time Rubio helped a convicted cocaine trafficker get a real estate license, explained

By Matthew Yglesias

Jeb Bush can't win Iowa. But he wants to make sure Marco Rubio doesn't come close.

By Andrew Prokop

The state of the GOP race: Trump, Cruz, and a 4-way battle for the establishment

By Andrew Prokop

NH reporter: Marco Rubio is like "a computer algorithm designed to cover talking points"

By Andrew Prokop

Marco Rubio's rise may be a little too House of Cards for his colleagues

By Matthew Yglesias

The most important exchange in the GOP debate had nothing to do with Donald Trump

By Dara Lind

3 charts that prove Trump, Rubio, and Cruz dominated the CNN Republican debate

By Javier Zarracina, Sarah Frostenson, and 1 more

Poll: Young voters split evenly between Clinton and Rubio

By Michelle Hackman

A top Democratic opposition research group says it won't go after Marco Rubio — but why?

By Matthew Yglesias

Marco Rubio's strategy is utterly baffling

By Andrew Prokop

The far-right position that could doom Marco Rubio in the general election

By Andrew Prokop