Rubio speaks against Obama as Senate run nears end

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Republican Marco Rubio is finishing his Senate campaign a lot like the way he started it - attacking President Barack Obama's agenda and saying out-of-control spending could cost America its standing in the world.

Rubio told crowds in Palm Beach Gardens, Melbourne, Daytona Beach and Orlando that the country is at a crossroads.

He said he is the only candidate in the three-way race with independent Gov. Charlie Crist and Democratic Rep. Kendrick Meek who will stand up to Democrats' agenda. He is leading in polls just four days before Election Day.

In Orlando, Rubio said, "We don't need to change America, we need to fix America. We can fix everything that is wrong with America with everything that is right with America."

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