Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) “seems well past posturing about a presidential run,” the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Said Rubio: “I think you do a lot in the Senate to further national security issues and foreign policy. But I really think that when it comes to foreign policy and the national security of this country, the election we’re going to have in November of 2016 will be the most important election we’ve had in probably half a century, if not longer. And it’s very difficult to set the tone simply from the Senate. You can be one of many voices, and influential voices in the Senate. But ultimately, only the presidency can set the true tenor and direction of our foreign policy and national security.”
First Read: “Bottom line: Republicans better start looking for options to run for Rubio’s Senate seat in ’16.”

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