Posted on 01/20/2016 2:13:37 PM PST by jimbo123
Former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has endorsed Jeb Bush for president and will serve as the former Florida governor's National Veterans' Chairman, according to the campaign.
Dole said that while almost all of the candidates are his friends, he believes Bush is the most qualified.
"Jeb has the proven leadership skills and executive experience needed to fix the problems facing our country - from the anemic economy to America's weakened standing among world leaders," Dole said in a statement.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
Has Charlie Christ endorsed him yet?
So, if Cruz somehow pulled it off, it would seem an endorsement would be incoming. This is pretty funny...
The big news is that he used a first person personal pronoun
:: if Cruz somehow pulled it off ::
Bob Dole and “pulled it off” in the same post. You are exceptional!
Trump is the new Jeb.
Perfect
Birds of a feather...
Cruz’s SuperPac is screwing up his campaign. Trump was right.
[”Jeb has the proven leadership skills and executive experience needed to fix the problems facing our country - from the anemic economy to America’s weakened standing among world leaders,” Dole said in a statement.]
Oops.
Bob, give Jeb some of that political viarga, he needs to get his poll numbers up!
Maybe it is? How so? That still doesn’t make me want to vote for a liberal.
Maybe it is? How so? That still doesn’t make me want to vote for a liberal.
Now I’m excited.
I respect your consistency.
So, that means he knows that Jeb is toast.
The poor old idiot.
The poor old idiot.
Dole is a nice old man but the endorsement of a loser still makes him a loser. Sorry, Sarah....just the way it is.
Yeah, this is the thing that will finally destroy Trump’s campaign. (Crickets chirping.)
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