Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) will publish his second book Jan. 13, the Tampa Bay Times reports. American Dreams: Restoring Economic Opportunity for Everyone will focus on his policy positions and the American Dream.
Rubio gives us a taste of what readers can expect in a preview blurb on Amazon. He wastes no time getting right to the heart of what could be his 2016 rhetoric, questioning the country's values and, naturally, criticizing liberals:
I wrote this book because we stand at a critical juncture. What kind of country are we going to be? Will we surrender to ObamaCare and other laws that crush innovation and entrepreneurship? Will we accept a powerful nanny state and the erosion of family values? Will we allow politics to kill the American Dream?Or will we rise to the challenge — and take back our legacy as the only nation on earth that offers unrestricted opportunity to all? [Amazon]
Read the full blurb here.
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