Tag: Jeb Bush
Bush’s Prez Prospects Dim
With each passing day, Jeb Bush looks weaker and weaker. While he has a top notch political team and (reportedly) tons of cash, he is dropping, not, rising in the polls. For a party desperate to win back the White House, Bush is looking more and more like a risky bet. … The latest Washington Post/ABC and CNN/ORC polls paint a grim picture of Bush’s general election hopes. In the CNN poll, Bush is the only candidate tested – besides Ted Cruz – that Hillary beats handily. She leads Bush 51 percent to 43 percent.
— Amy Walter, for the Cook Political Report.
Is One Too!
Jeb Bush’s presidential potential is looking great,
And he’s collecting donations at an astounding rate.
But he’s still maintaining
That he’s still not running,
Though if it walks, talks and takes money like one, it’s a candidate.
Jeb Gives Marco a Nuggy
It’s kind of hard to imagine that my good friend Marco would be critical of his good friend Jeb.
— Jeb Bush, quoted by the Washington Post, responding to Sen. Marco Rubio’s contention that Republicans should elect younger leaders.
Iowa Voters OK with Ex-Presidents as Political Advisers
57%
Of likely Republican caucus-goers said that it would be “mostly good” for Jeb Bush’s presidency if he were to tap his older brother, George, as a close adviser, according to a new Bloomberg/Des Moines Register Iowa Poll. Thirty-three percent said such an arrangement would be “mostly bad” for Jeb Bush’s presidency. As for Hillary Clinton, a whopping 83% of likely Democratic caucus-goers approved of the idea of her using her husband, Bill, as a close adviser, while just 9% said doing so was a “mostly bad” suggestion for her presidency.
Jeb’s Not Converting George’s Supporters
25
Out of about 120 people who worked for George W. Bush — from cabinet secretaries to foreign policy advisers to advance aides — said they were supporting his younger brother, Jeb, while 50 others said they were neutral or supporting another candidate, according to the New York Times. The rest did not respond.
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