Posted on 06/19/2015 11:01:54 AM PDT by jimbo123
Jeb Bush’s son, George P. Bush, made what he called his “first appearance” on his father’s behalf in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
Bush, the Texas land commissioner, spoke to a crowd of about 40 people at the locally-owned Mexican restaurant, Mundo. He talked about the importance of the Latino vote in Nevada and across the country.
“The Hispanic agenda is the American agenda, it’s an aspirational community that I happen to be a part of,” Bush said to the attendees. “We want better schools, a brighter economic tomorrow, a strong national defense, it’s a patriotic community.”
Bush said his father – who speaks fluent Spanish and is married to Mexican-born Columba Bush – is an advocate of Latinos and thinks they need to be better integrated into the American system.
“I think my dad wants to speak to the aspirations of this growing community,” Bush said. “But we can’t remain the most prosperous and greatest country in the world unless we come together as a country.”
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Basicly the Bushes want america to become mexico
guess us gringos better pack up and move on
looks like mom and incestuous son run the presidency for Jeb. Typical
After all this nation has given to that family, you'd think their loyalty to this country would be far greater than their love of Mexico, but no.
If they truly do love their countrymen, they've got a mighty strange way of showing it.
Had a Hispanic gang member tell me that the Los Angeles crews like to go down to the border area every now and then a tail a US border agent. They wait patiently to catch the border agent slipping. IE - Not watching his guard. Then they kill him. Ask you local hispanic gang banger Jeb, what slipping means.
Judging by their birthrate, I’d say AMERICANS want America to become Mexico.
I read years ago that Marvin is a true conservative, but that was probably wrong.
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