Zippyjuan
02-19-2015, 01:05 PM
That is if you base it on doing nothing in Congress. He missed more votes than any other Senator.
http://miamiherald.typepad.com/nakedpolitics/2015/02/marco-rubio-tops-list-of-missed-senate-votes.html
Marco Rubio tops list of missed Senate votes
@PatriciaMazzei
No U.S. senator has missed more votes than Florida Republican Marco Rubio, according to a new analysis.
The analysis, by Vocativ using data from GovTrack.us, found Rubio has missed 99 of 1,198 votes -- an absentee rate of about 8.3 percent. For some context, the second-place finisher was Jerry Moran, a Kansas Republican, who missed 96 votes -- about 8 percent.
A similar analysis for House members did not include any members of the Florida delegation among the top 10 representatives who have missed votes.
Rubio, who has a wife and four children in West Miami, and whose mother has been ill, notably missed a vote last month to pass the Keystone XL pipeline because he was fundraising in California. He was the only GOP senator to miss that vote (though it ultimately didn't affect the bill's passage). His spokesman said at the time that it was not unusual for senators to miss votes. Unsaid: particularly when they're mulling a presidential run.
http://miamiherald.typepad.com/nakedpolitics/2015/02/marco-rubio-tops-list-of-missed-senate-votes.html
Marco Rubio tops list of missed Senate votes
@PatriciaMazzei
No U.S. senator has missed more votes than Florida Republican Marco Rubio, according to a new analysis.
The analysis, by Vocativ using data from GovTrack.us, found Rubio has missed 99 of 1,198 votes -- an absentee rate of about 8.3 percent. For some context, the second-place finisher was Jerry Moran, a Kansas Republican, who missed 96 votes -- about 8 percent.
A similar analysis for House members did not include any members of the Florida delegation among the top 10 representatives who have missed votes.
Rubio, who has a wife and four children in West Miami, and whose mother has been ill, notably missed a vote last month to pass the Keystone XL pipeline because he was fundraising in California. He was the only GOP senator to miss that vote (though it ultimately didn't affect the bill's passage). His spokesman said at the time that it was not unusual for senators to miss votes. Unsaid: particularly when they're mulling a presidential run.