I'm not running against Governor Bush. I'm not running against anyone on the stage. I'm running for president because there's no way we can elect Hillary Clinton to continue the policies of Barack Obama.

on September 28, 2015, I was unable to vote on the motion to proceed to a short-term budget--continuing resolution--that, among other measures, denied taxpayer funding to Planned Parenthood. I would have voted no. On September 30, 2015, I…

I don't think any of us in any of the 50 States have not had calls from our constituents about the Veterans' Administration. I know that certainly in Florida, I have. We are blessed to have so many people who are either in uniform or have…

the difference between this bill and the one in the House is the Whistleblower Protection Act. So if that is the issue the Senator is concerned with, I would ask if the Senator from Connecticut would then be willing not to object, to lift…

Again, the House version of this bill, which is ready for us to take up today, has stronger accountability language which we do not oppose. It simply was not included for purposes of time at the committee level. But we are prepared to move…

the cost to deploy or build facilities is a key consideration when determining how to provide coverage to certain areas.

The Internet is the greatest invention of our generation.

We should be identifying federally-owned spectrum and reallocating those resources through an auction pipeline.

I introduced the Wireless Innovation Act, which has been supported by five of my colleagues.

Notably, Senator Rubio reintroduced the Wireless Innovation Act (S. 1618), which seeks to identify and allocate Federal spectrum to commercial use.

If he had been in the Senate for 50 years, I think he still would have met some of the failures. He's meeting because his ideas don't work.

Policymakers like Senator Marco Rubio and Representatives Todd Young and Jared Polis have introduced bills that would provide such clarity and put common sense consumer protections in place.