Terri Schiavo would be deeply saddened, if her governor had commuted her death sentence.
Posted on 04/28/2010 4:49:13 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist
Talk privately to just about any leading Republican about the 2012 presidential race, and you’ll often hear a sentence that starts with: “If his last name were ...”
They’re talking about the former two-term governor of one of America’s largest states who is a reformer, a policy wonk and a savvy pol who left office on good terms — and whose last name happens to be Bush.
Were he not the brother of a recently departed and unpopular president, there is little doubt that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush would be an obvious, and formidable, White House prospect for the GOP.
Yet even with the family baggage, many Republicans remain convinced Bush could be a strong contender.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0410/36452.html#ixzz0mRSNVSg0
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Put it out!
torch,,,, pssssssttttttt . hey I think it out.
Oh no! I thought we fought a war so we wouldn’t have to suffer a monarchy. Please, no more Clintons and Bushes!
No more Bushes!
Seems like a good guy,but NO! NO! NO!
Nice try, Politico, but we’re on to you.
As someone who has voted for a lot of Bushes, including GHW Bush for Congress, NO MORE BUSHES!!!
We CANNOT AFFORD another Bush
Bush 1 begat clinton
Bush 2 begat Obama
Bush 3: ?? (prolly satan himself)
Stay out da bushes.
LOL !
I think they have had their turn....
We the people... have had ENUFF!
Politicians thrive on excitement and adulation. When they have to go without it for a long time they start to wither or crumple up.
Whatever his good points, he won't be going anywhere in national politics for the forseeable future.
Oh hell no
Terri Schiavo would be deeply saddened, if her governor had commuted her death sentence.
“There have been more names floated by the DC establishment for 2012 than there are ships in the Sixth Fleet. ‘That woman’ really has them spooked.”
It reminds me of 1979 and early 1980. Bush was the Establishment first choice, but Ford was always in reserve as a possibility if Reagan looked like he might actually win the nomination. In this case, Romney is the “new Bush” and Jeb Bush is the “new Ford”, standing in reserve in the (likely) event Romney crashes and burns.
You are going to see more and more appeals to Jeb Bush to “save the party” from the disaster that they believe Palin to be.
Fortunately, people remember that Bush 43 (except for his Supremem Court appointments, one of whom was forced on him)was pretty much a disaster. Bush 41, ditto.
The Immigration debate in Arizona, that Jeb Bush has stepped into, ha toasted his marshmallows with Levin and Talk Radio as well.
He can’t beat her and I suspect that he knows this. But he may try anyway.
No more Bushes. EVER. 24 years of Bush/Clinton/Obama is enough.
“Jeb looks pretty tired himself nowadays.”
He is no ball of fire as a campaigner. If he runs against Palin, her energy level will make him look old as well.
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