Marco Rubio

I am just not sure that a country that violates just about every international norm should be invited into an international organization because that doesn't necessarily change attitudes.

I do not think there is congruence right now, on the administration level.

Secretary Kerry implied that Iran deserves the benefit of the agreement they struck.

I want to understand whether or not this alternative mechanism is allowed or not under this agreement.

The only way an agreement can bear the fruit that people laid out, is to make sure it is not violated.

By allowing a U.S. bank a general license to move this money offshore, it is in essence allowing them access to the U.S. dollar.

In 10 years, Iran will be in a much stronger position.

The President has said that, if it came down to it, that the United States would do that if it were necessary.

Well, if Iran does not honor its agreement, then Europe should not honor its part of the agreement either.

There is no enthusiasm in the Arab world for this deal.

None of the nations most directly impacted by the Iranian threat, meaning none of our Arab allies, not Israel, none of them, are at the negotiating table?

We are called to lead on this matter.

The last time I checked, this country saved the world on at least two occasions in the last century. I do not remember the last time the world saved America.

I cannot imagine any entity on the planet, especially in the banking sector, deciding we would still rather have access to the Iranian market and somehow cut ourselves off from the rest of the world.

It is my understanding that the U.S. sanctions are the biggest piece of the sanctions in place that have the greatest impact.

This argument that somehow if we walk away from the deal, this guarantees that sanctions go away and that Iran moves forward on a nuclear weapon is absurd.

If Israel conducts an airstrike against a physical facility, does this deal, the way I read it, does it require us to help Iran protect and respond to that threat?

The reason why it is important, it is important for companies anywhere in the world to know that whatever investment they make in Iran, they are risking it.

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You can’t put strategy in legislation, that’s up to the commander-in-chief working with military officials.

It is just another concession to a tyranny.

This entire policy shift announced today is based on an illusion, on a lie. The lie and the illusion that more commerce and access to money and goods will translate to political freedom for the Cuban people.

Marco Rubio said today he would block any ambassador to Cuba.

I oppose all three for that purpose. That is not Congress' role to micromanage military tactics.