Jeb Bush says revenue increase could be part of budget deal (RINO speaking at CPAC Reagan Dinner!)

Wash Post ^ | 3/4/13 | Aaron Blake

[jimbo123]

During an appearance on NBC’s “The Today Show,” Bush said it’s not the time to talk about increasing taxes after what he called the biggest tax hike in American history two months ago following the fiscal cliff deal. But he also wouldn’t rule out the idea that revenues could be part of a package — something Republicans in Congress have said is off the table.

[jimbo123]

The fix is in. Why is this RINO Amnesty Pimp the keynote speaker at the CPAC Reagan Dinner?!!?

[ptsal]

...please... no more shrubs....

[Uncle Miltie]

“Keep out da Bushes!”

[kenmcg]

Does any “Freeper” really give a cat’s meow about what Jeb Bush says? This guy is even worse than Romney.

[TADSLOS]

This will certainly warm all the lil’ FR Bushbot’s hearts. Photo orgy thread to follow.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

NO

MORE

BUSHES!

(And NO MORE ‘political dynasties’ for that matter. Enough.)

[lexington minuteman 1775]

I will not vote for any of these.
I am a Christian first,
An American who believes in the Judeo-Christian framework that founded this nation.
A conservative in political philosophy.
And principle is more important than demographics, big tent republicanism and all those other isms out there.
When Israelies are inducted into the IDF...they go to Masada where Jews laid down thier lives rather than being conquered by the Romans.
They shout NEVER AGAIN...meaning they will continue to die rather than submit to oppression.
At some point we in America will have to take a stand against the morally corrupt slide we are on where the only difference between the GOP and the Democrats seems to be the angle that the slide is set at.
FREEGARDS
LEX

[Essie]

Jeb Bush is yesterday’s Republican spouting yesterday’s ideas. No more Bushes, and we need to move on to new blood like Ted Cruz.

[Essie]

Jeb Bush is yesterday’s Republican spouting yesterday’s ideas. No more Bushes, and we need to move on to new blood like Ted Cruz.

[DManA]

Yes he believes in high taxes and an ever growing all intrusive governement but hey? Who’s perfect?

If we insist on “perfection” we’ll end up with high taxes and an ever grwoing all intrusive government.

[jimbo123]

CPAC is part of the fix:

http://conservative.org/cpac/2013/

Reagan Dinner Potomac Ballroom
Presentation of Defender of the Constitution Award
Presentation of Jeane Jordan Kirkpatrick Academic Freedom Award
Presentation of Ronald Reagan Award
Featured Speaker: The Honorable Jeb Bush, former Governor of Florida
Emcee: Alex Castellanos, Founding Partner, Purple Strategies
8:30

[pgkdan]

Good grief people! Haven’t we learned our lesson yet? Haven’t two Bushes been enough? Look where it’s led us!

[Road Glide]

“...please... no more shrubs….”

Hot off Drudge:
“Bush hints at White House run…”:
http://todaynews.today.com/_news/2013/03/04/17179710-jeb-bush-i-wont-rule-out-2016-white-house-run-but-i-wont-declare-today?lite

[TexasCajun]

Now that’s a candidate Karl Rove can support!

[PeterPrinciple]

When revenue RATES go up, revenue goes down.

When revenue RATES go DOWN revenue goes up.

How many times do we have to learn that?

[COBOL2Java]

“Bush hints at White House run…”

"He looks VERY electable to me!"

[factoryrat]

L’il jeb will be the “inevitable” pick for the GOPe nomination for president in 2016, and all of the GOPe cheerleaders here will chastise all of the conservatives for not voting for another chosen one, yet again. The very fact that jeb is even on the political radar means he is seriously being considered.

[Moonman62]

When Republicans try to run as Democrats, they lose.

[apillar]

The Republican establishment has learned their lesson, they are actually going to give us a choice next presidential primary season. We can choose between the fat RINO, Chris Christie, or the skinny RINO Jeb Bush!

[Cheerio]

Jeb Bush says revenue increase could be part of budget deal

YUP, clearly Presidential Timber - not. I say it over and over and over - the GOP must become the third party and disappear into oblivion. The Tea Parties need to unite and declare themselves a "Political Party" and start running Senatorial candidates in 2014. In the 113th Congress, the two independent members of the Senate, Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and Angus King of Maine, chose to caucus with the Democratic Party, and thus are considered to be a part of the majority.

There is no reason why the GOP Senators (those who can still win in 2014) cannot choose to caucus with the Tea Party and form a majority for the 114th Congress. I know people laugh at the idea of a 3rd party, but we have to start somewhere since the idea of taking over control of the GOP is not working. Nothing else is working - I consider the Tea Party affiliates to have a stronger message than the GOP, and it appears to get out in what is turning out to be the main stream media, what with the old lame stream media dying a little bit every week. The public is growing more and more distrustful of Obama and his lapdog lame stream media just acting as stenographers never questioning his "facts". And oh stop with all the fear mongering - folk were already worried about losing their jobs, their health insurance, and their pensions. Stop already!!!