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    Club for Growth backs Rubio over Crist in race for Florida Senate seat
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    “The Club for Growth PAC has spent months studying this race, and we have concluded that either Charlie Crist or Marco Rubio would be heavily favored to win next November against likely Democratic nominee (Rep.) Kendrick Meek,” Chocola said. "The only question now is what kind of Republican will Florida send to Washington next year: a pro-growth Republican with a record of fiscal conservatism or a big-government Republican with a record of tax increases?" The Club for Growth’s political action committee announced Monday it is endorsing former Florida state House Speaker Marco Rubio (R) in the state’s open Senate race. Full Article at The Hill
    The only question now is what kind of Republican will Florida send to Washington next year: a pro-growth Republican with a record of fiscal conservatism or a big-government Republican with a record of tax increases?
    SOURCE: The Hill 3 weeks ago
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Club for Growth backs Rubio over Crist in race for Florida Senate seat
  1. The Club for Growth PAC has spent months studying this race, and we have concluded that either Charlie Crist or Marco Rubio would be heavily favored to win next November against likely Democratic nominee (Rep.) Kendrick Meek
    – Chris Chocola SOURCE: The Hill 3 weeks ago
  2. Marco Rubio is the real deal, one of the brightest young stars in American politics today, and a proven champion of economic liberty ... He is a dynamic spokesman for the principles of limited government and economic freedom, and he will make a fantastic senator.
    – Chris Chocola SOURCE: The Hill 3 weeks ago

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