[servo1969]

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Open borders extremist who has managed to raise a family of deadbeats with his wealth.

[mazda77]

This Florida voter will not cast a ballot for Jeb or any other big government cronie, period. The establishment is dead to me.

[T-Bird45]

Besides the long-form, extemporaneous smack-down by Rush Limbaugh yesterday, I’d say this is the most well-done summary of every reason of why I’m a Charter Member of the “Get Outta da Bushes!!” Club. I also hold auxiliary member status in the “No More PIAPS in the White House” movement. No familial right of succession of any kind in the US. The War for Independence was all about throwing off that kind of governance and the contemporary reasons reflect the BTDT knowledge of history for those who care to read and understand.

[cva66snipe]

The entire Bush Family is super glued to serving the USCOC. People just now discovering the fact? It’s agenda preoccupied “W” his entire two terms. sheesh! Trade this trade that NAFTA this NAFTA that. FTTA this FTTA that. More big government this and that. Yeap just what we need another USCOC Bush... NOT!

[SharpRightTurn]

Michelle thoroughly and accurately eviscerated Jebbie.

“Bush Part III.” I love it.

[Always A Marine]

Excellent column by Malkin. Speaks for me...

[Wolfie]

“U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Waterboy” is pretty much the job description for POTUS.

[Pecos]

The balance that the framers of the Constitution tried to reach was not one of left v. right. Rather it was one of totalitarianism v. anarchy. The original federal government system of checks and balances pitted all three branches of the central government against each other, and gave enough power to the states (pre-17th amendment) to keep a central core of power from forming. Today, the Republicrat-Demoblican Party has melded the three branches of the government in D.C. into a single force, dedicated to maintaining its power at all costs. The last three Republican presidential candidates and the capitulation of the Republicans on the 2015 budget, health care, and immigration after winning a decisive victory in 2014 prove my point.

[KeyLargo]

The Wall Street Journal editors ( all in for illegal aliens taking American jobs), believe another Bush in the White House will be good for business wanting low wage workers.

Review & Outlook
Jeb Bush and the Right
His ideas aren’t a problem, but is he ready to fight for the job?

“As for immigration, Mr. Bush shouldn’t budge in his support for reform that welcomes newcomers who want to work in America consistent with the rule of law. Immigration isn’t the most important issue for most Republicans, beyond countering President Obama ’s recent decree, and Mr. Bush can make a strong case for reform that promotes economic growth and keeps the U.S. a magnet for talent.

Some GOP voters will consider that disqualifying, but pandering to restrictionists as Mitt Romney did in 2012 is a political killer. It would also betray Mr. Bush’s principles and undermine a large part of his political appeal. Mr. Bush should welcome an immigration debate in the primaries that would set him up to win more minority votes in November.”

http://www.wsj.com/articles/jeb-bush-and-the-right-1418774628

[Nifster]

Not just no but hell NO!!!!!!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

The Bush dynasty, the second generation.

[uncitizen]

You nailed it, Michelle!