Jeb Bush disqualifies himself as GOP nominee in 2016: That’s one down and a dozen or so to go

COACH IS RIGHT ^ | JULY 5TH, 2013 | Emma Karlin

[robowombat]

Jeb Bush disqualifies himself as GOP nominee in 2016: That’s one down and a dozen or so to go BY COACH COLLINS, ON JULY 5TH, 2013 By Emma Karlin, staff writer

Election years that have no incumbent president make for crowded Democrat and Republican primaries. Consequently, the quicker a Party settles on a nominee the quicker it can start to coalesce behind the person they want to put in the White House. When a potential candidate disqualifies himself early on, it is very helpful. Jeb Bush the former Governor of Florida has disqualified himself and therefore has become helpful to the Republican selection process.

Bush has co-authored an opinion piece urging House Republicans to do Chuck Schumer’s bidding and pass an amnesty bill. Making baseless claims that adding as many as 40 million unskilled and disinterested people will somehow make America better and stronger, Bush reminds us of why he should never be president.

Following the RINO/Democrat mantra of blame America first Bush makes the totally illogical assertion that, “Illegal immigration results now because there are too few lawful low-skill job opportunities for immigrants.”

Thereafter, Bush adroitly switches his topic from illegal immigration to “immigrants” and their benefit to our economy. He doesn’t want to talk about illegal aliens who are supposed to be the subject of his remarks, but why should he? Staying away from anything that even looks like a condemnation of illegal aliens is a smart move for a RINO looking forward to support from the Democrat controlled media.

Praising the Senate’s immigration bill, Bush shows us his naiveté claiming it, “reduces family preferences, increases the number of high-skilled visas, expands guest-worker programs, and creates a merit-based immigration system for people who want to pursue the American dream.” He continues to embarrass himself with a final important claim writing, “The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects that the Senate bill would reduce the budget deficit by more than $1 trillion over 20 years, boost the economy and increase productivity, without reducing the wages of U.S. workers. In short, it advances Republican economic growth objectives.”

The rest of his remarks are boilerplate blah blah blah, about, “… sound policy and principle.” Okay Jeb the Democrats and the media will love you; we get it. Thanks for showing us who you are this early in the process. Now go away. That’s one down and a dozen or so to go.

Source:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324328204578571641599272504.html?mod=djemEditorialPage_h

[robowombat]

Once again a key RINO uses plenty of code words to describe the contempt for the Party Base that the GOP political have. We are approaching a time in which white middle class Americans are going to become a political pariah class. The GOP wing of the governing class will collaborate with the left in trying to rewrite various Constitutional guarantees incorporated in the Bill of Rights to make it possible to criminalize white middle class Americans for existing. Rather like a new sort of Jim Crow. Only if the 30% or so of the country who will not shut up and keep resisting 'fundamental transformation' of the United States can be crushed by the weight of a tyrannical and lawless government can the schemes of the political class succeed.

[madison10]

Thank you, Jesus!

JEB is one nominee wannabe, that if he ran, I would NOT have voted for him, even if the other candidate was Hillary Clinton.

[skeeter]

Jeb "disqualified himself".

*snort*

[VRW Conspirator]

... which white middle class Americans are going to become a political pariah class.

That's the plan.

[mrsmel]

I wish enough of the white middle class understood this, so that they would do everything within their power to change their lifestyle in order to opt out of being the class which pays taxes to subsidise the parasites and their supporting structure, the ‘rats.

Let the people who are pushing for amnesty, etc, pay the taxes to subsidise their illegal nannies, gardeners, and cleaning women.

[Michael.SF.]

Some people are always the last to know.

[arthurus]

I am happy that he dropped out. I suspect that the Bushes, unlike the other RINOs, actually want to win if they run and the odds of another Bush winning at this point are probably calculated as “slim.”

[Conserev1]

Good bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[o2bfree]

Actually, I think its Jeb Bush’s progressivism that will do him in.

Jeb Bush has a heavy handed, Liberal Republican approach. It’s scary to think what he might do as President.

[stilloftyhenight]

Jeb is as dead to me as Marco Rubio.

[Proud2BeRight]

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=na+na+na+na+hey+hey+hey+goodbye&mid=270B9A016A8C254C699D270B9A016A8C254C699D&view=detail&FORM=VIRE3

[grania]

Jeb Bush has a heavy handed, liberal Republican approach.

NEVER FORGET....Jeb Bush was governor of Florida and GWB was president when Terri Schiavo was "allowed to die". No wonder they're not complaining about Obama's death panels.

[SoFloFreeper]

I’m likin’ Bobby Jindal/Nikki Haley for 2016.

[Moonman62]

It's my turn!

[MattinNJ]

Go all in- West/Palin. Lets go down swinging

[5th MEB]

Nope; Slim left town, so that only leaves None

[GeronL]

AKA:The Who? campaign

[deport]

Go all in- West/Palin

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Curious. What does West have that would make him a top voter getter nationwide. He lost his CD by some 5,000 or so votes less than Romney got in it. If he can’t draw as well as Romney in his own district how can he be successful nationally?

[raybbr]

“I am happy that he dropped out.”

You may have misunderstood this blogger. Jen did not drop out. The blogger believes, by Bush’s statements, that will disqualify him in the eyes of GOP.

I believe Bush thinks just the opposite. I bet he thinks this actually makes him MORE of a viable candidate.

[rbmillerjr]

“It’s my turn! “

Barbara...you’ve had your turn.