Marco Rubio Influences

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Who has made a difference for Florida, who really cares about the future of Florida and thinks of ways to make it a better place? Marco rubio is a very influential person and politician for florida, he has done many things to help out such as, fight for florida as a senator and help his community, supporting his family’s surroundings, trying to get the best for his country,state, and city.
To start out, as a productive father, he has a loving family with four kids and raises his two daughters and two son’s in west miami, therefore, he has a commitment to make a better future for his kids in Florida. Some community things he has done is start out as a City Commissioner for West Miami before being elected to the Florida House of Representatives
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Marco rubio’s term being commissioner wasn't a very good accomplishment but moving on he has also ran for president and been a very successful Florida senator. His presidential campaign was promising in April 2015, Rubio announced that he would forgo seeking reelection to the Senate to run for President, but fell short of president and he suspended his campaign for President on March 15, 2016. As senator, he promoted and helped floridians in many ways, this is supported by “During my first term in the Senate, we resolved more than 30,000 cases for constituents who sought our help with various issues, and we logged over 1,000 mobile office hours to reach Floridians in every corner of the state.” (“Biography.”). This shows he cared about every Floridian and tried to get the best for them. In Summary, he was an outstanding politician and cares about Florida. In conclusion, Marco rubio is a prime example of an influential hispanic for Florida, he is a very influential hispanic based person in Florida, he has done many things to help such as, fight for florida as a senator and help his community, supporting his family’s surroundings, trying to get the best to insure a great future for his state and

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