Bush 16
Carson 8
Looks like that push amnesty strategy kinda faltered on Jeb. The backup plan of combining the three amigo GOPe candidates in support of Jeb, now cannot even beat Trump. Wow. Trump finally ended the Bush dynasty. And now he can end the Clinton dynasty. What the heck can he do for an encore ! Bring America back ?
and
Trump had nearly double the support of his closest competitor, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who got 16 percent
Jeb = 16%
16 X 2 = 32
so where does the "nearly double" come from
I guess this is Common Core Math
Apparently Jeb is so petty, he had his PAC hire a plane to ride this banner: “Trump 4 higher taxes! Jeb For President!”
Because securing the border is going to raise your taxes folks, according to this clown.
Hmmm...Not one person of “ color “ in this photo ...
Looks like the impact of his immigration plan is hitting his polling numbers. I figured that would get him to 35% alone...and he’s almost there.
Double bush.
Actual numbers, 5-day average 8/17-8/21. Trump 31.9, Jebby 16.2, Doc Carson 8.3, Huck 7.2, Walker 5, Rubio 4.6, Cruz 4.6, Fiorina 3.4, Christie 3.2, Paul 2,8, Perry 2.2 Kasich 2.1 Jindal 1.3 Santorum 1.2
Who in their right mind would vote for Jeb? Oh yeah the open border traitors....
I read somewhere yesterday at NR that “Trump has peaked @25% (or whereabouts)” in which it quoted Bill Kristol (Weekly Standard) weekly prediction of Trump has peaked.
The Man on Horseback appears when a civilization is dissolving. The Man on Horseback is to be feared even as he is the only chance to revive the nation. Historically the Man on Horseback has not been good beyond the short term for the nation in which he rides to the fore. He makes the nation great or regains greatness but often overreaches, rides too far. Napoleon was France’s Man on Horseback. Hitler was Germany’s. Lenin and Octavian played analogous roles but were connivers rather than Heroes. Both took command of rapidly decaying great nations. There have been many others through the millennia.
The GOP is going to have to come to terms with the fact that a huge number of Republicans would rather see the Party fail than continue in its present form.