The Club registers its disagreements with Senator Rubio’s tax plan–the biggest being that it prefers an even lower top marginal tax rate–but its white paper does a nice job of keeping those disagreements in perspective. The Club’s conclusion:

While Marco Rubio’s career in the Florida legislature was largely positive, though somewhat uneven on pro-growth issues, there’s little to argue about on his record in the U.S. Senate. Rubio has made bold proposals that would fundamentally reform the tax code and the entitlement state. He has a consistent record of supporting policies like free trade and tort reform, and he supports commonsense regulatory reforms. Some fiscal conservatives may disagree with a few of the details of some of his policy proposals, such as the top marginal rate in his tax plan, but overall Senator Rubio’s agenda would make America much freer and more prosperous. We are confident that Marco Rubio would be a pro-growth President.

(It might be overkill for me to do a disclosure on this post, but here it is anyway.)