Bush Fundraisers Exit Campaign Amid Sagging Poll Numbers, Miami Says Move Voluntary

Fox ^ | August 30, 2015 | Staff

[lbryce]

Three of Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush’s fundraising consultants have left the campaign, Fox News confirmed Saturday.

The consultants are Kris Money, Trey McCarley and Debbie Alexander, and they voluntarily left the campaign Friday, according to multiple sources.

Politico first reported the departures and suggested they were the result of personality conflicts and concerns about the strength of the campaign.

However, a Bush campaign source attempted Saturday to minimize the impact of the departures by saying the consultants remain involved in multiple projects outside of the campaign.

In addition, Bush spokesman Tim Miller told Fox News: "Governor Bush has the widest and deepest fundraising operation of any candidate in the field.”

He also said Ann Herberger, a longtime aide with more than two decades of experience in state and national politics, will continue to lead fundraising operations at campaign headquarters in Miami.

[lbryce]

I am nearly heartbroken over the real possibility that the dream will not be fulfilled. The celebratory dirge of a Bush Dynasty, the third obviously not the charm, America's Red Blooded Blue Blood Royalty, is not going to be the Latino Camelot-to, America and the world were so enthralled by. Sir Doofus Camelotto has the unmitigated gall, which is not technically a treasonous act but wear a hat that says Let's make Mexico The New america or some crap like that, and that's rather anti-American as far as I'm concerned.

My advice to the greatest presidential Doofus candidate of all time, is to go fill up what was once his brother's stadium as manager of the Texas Rangers, and start singing the "Star Spangled Banner" in Latino like they did a few years back and nearly had an enraged populance chasing these illegals right up to and past the Rio Grande, the gall of them all. Here below, is the Star Spangled Banner in Latino but only one verse because I just couldn't take pasting another Latino verse on my computer.

Case in point: the US National Anthem in Spanish. There have been a number of “Star Spangled Banner” translations, the most controversial being the hip-hop version “Nuestro Himno,” featuring Wyclef Jean, Pitbull, Carlos Ponce and Olga Tanon. The criticism ranges from the liberties taken with the translation (it is far from literal) to the topic of illegal immigration. Below are the “Nuestro Himno” lyrics and the “Star Spangled Banner” lyrics for comparison, plus the “Nuestro Himno” Youtube video.

“Nuestro Himno”

Amanece:­ ¿lo veis a la luz de la aurora Lo que tanto aclamamos la noche al caer? Sus estrellas, sus franjas flotaban ayer, En el fiero combate en señal de victoria. Fulgor de lucha, al paso de la libertad, Por la noche decían: «¡Se va defendiendo!» ¡Oh, decid!

FORGET IT!!! FORGET IT!! STOP SINGNG! STOP! STOP NOW!! I can't take it!

[Jim from C-Town]

Well, That’s a shame.

[Patton@Bastogne]

Women and Illegal Invader Minorities hardest hit ....

[RIghtwardHo]

Here’s hoping it means something bad for the Bush ... but talk to me in April and we’ll see.

[Nervous Tick]

>> “Governor Bush has the widest and deepest fundraising operation of any candidate in the field.”

The Grand Canyon is a wide, deep ditch but there’s not that much water flowing in it.

[tflabo]

With all el Yeb’s pandering to Latinos most of them would have rewarded him by voting DemoRat. Name one Central or South American nation with a hint of conservative lean? Perhaps only Colombia and Costa Rica and that ain’t saying much.

[Awgie]

Thank God for you Donald Trump! Whom ever or what ever you are, we cannot be sure, but what we do know is the establishment hates you. An enemy of my enemy...

[lbryce]

I must emphatically concur!