Marco Rubio Says He Will Decide on Presidential Run in 2014

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Senator Marco Rubio told reporters during the immigration debate in the senate this week that he will decide on a presidential run in 2014.
Bloomberg reported:

Florida Republican Marco Rubio, who has raised his national profile by helping craft immigration legislation the Senate is set to pass this week, said he’d decide late next year whether to run for president in 2016.

“At some point in late 2014, what I am going to have to decide is, do I want to serve another term in the Senate, do I want to run for another office?,” the first-term senator told members of the American Society of News Editors today in Washington. “I’ll make that decision at that time based on a lot of different factors.”

The 42-year-old son of Cuban immigrants, Rubio is seen by many in his party as a potentially strong 2016 presidential contender who could serve as bridge to Hispanic voters and to the young, groups that overwhelmingly backed President Barack Obama in 2012.

Rubio voted for amnesty yesterday.

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