Dennis Baxley endorses Marco Rubio
Let the Tom Gallagher comparisons begin. Marco Rubio tweets that former Fla Christian Coalition executive director Dennis Baxley is endorsing Rubio for U.S. Senate.
UPDATE. From Dennis Baxley's statement: Our nation is at a crossroads and we are in a battle for the soul of our Republican Party and our Nation. Marco Rubio is at the very tipping point of this defining hour. Values and principles are timeless....Most importantly we need to unite behind a leader we can trust. We can trust Marco to stand by his conservative values and uphold his pledge not to raise taxes. We can trust Marco to follow his principles in the fight to appoint strict judges who will uphold the law, not legislate from the bench. We can trust Marco to be a voice against the liberal establishment that wants to expand government into our daily lives, not join them.
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