Marco Rubio

The people of #Ukraine are tough people who will NEVER accept being ruled by #Putin.

Thank you @POTUS for standing up for America in a way that no President has ever had the courage to do before.

This is not a joke. This is not about acquiring land for the purpose of acquiring land.

We have a long-standing position on Taiwan that we're not going to abandon, and that is: We are against any forced, compelled, coercive change in the status of Taiwan.

As of this morning, that process has been completed for USAID and State Department.

This expanded policy applies to current or former Cuban government officials, and other individuals, including foreign government officials, who are believed to be responsible for, or involved in, the Cuban labor export program…

It was not meant as a hostile move. It was meant as a very generous move.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has now made a final decision with respect to each award, on an individualized basis, affirmatively electing to either retain the award or terminate it.

President Trump isn't going to take that. He's not going to get gamed.

When you see [Zelensky] accusing [President Trump] of disinformation, that's highly counterproductive.

Vladimir Putin is an authoritarian thug who is accountable to no one. … I don’t think what Vladimir Putin exhibits is leadership: I think what he exhibits is thuggery … and we should be clear-eyed about that.

A test of whether the Kremlin was serious about making a deal

This is the moment to commit to ending the war. This is our opportunity to build real momentum toward peace.

South Africa was 'using G20 to promote 'solidarity, equality, & sustainability.' In other words: DEI [diversity, equity and inclusion] and climate change

Focus should be on eliminating political and cultural causes that are divisive at home and deeply unpopular abroad.

My job is to advance America's national interests, not waste taxpayer money or coddle anti-Americanism.

South Africa is doing very bad things.

I would not coddle anti-Americanism.

I share the Philippines’ concern about China’s dangerous and destabilizing actions in the South China Sea.

It could open incredible opportunities to partner with the Russians.

To bring an end to any conflict, there has to be concessions made by all sides.

No one is being sidelined here.

Bringing an end to the conflict cannot happen unless we have at least some normalcy in the way our diplomatic missions operate.

I’m not going to negotiate or talk through every element of the disruptions that exist or have existed in our diplomatic relations.

There was enough evidence to change the definition of the groups.