Associated Press: “Rubio’s Words The Same As Underdog To Frontrunner”

This morning, The Associated Press profiled Marco Rubio. The piece highlights that during the long journey Marco has taken over the past 18 months as he’s run for the U.S. Senate, his message has never changed. Check it out below:

While it sounds like political cliche, Rubio often mentions his children as a driving factor in his run for Senate. His wife, Jeanette, a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader, said Rubio often takes breaks to spend time with their four children, ages 3 through 10. That includes giving up a chance to meet with newspaper editors from around the country less than two weeks from the election so he could join one of his sons on a school field trip. “On Sundays, he makes it a point not to do anything to be with his kids and the family and we all do things together. Especially at the beginning of the campaign he would go out of his way to make sure that even though he was driving, if he had to come home at 1 o’clock to wake up in the morning to take the kids to school, he would do it,” she said. “His family is what grounds him and what makes him able to see the things that he feels that are wrong.” – The Associated Press

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