Is Jeb Bush A Good Candidate?

jeffro97

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Let's see. What do we know Jeb for...

"Jeb Bush is a great guy on education!" No he's not. He supports Common Core, which isn't popular with either side. It's the biggest flip-flop on education I've ever seen, even comparable to another once-Florida Governor Charlie Crist.

"Jeb Bush will support our troops!!!" No he won't. He'll send them into more military conflicts in the world, and rack up more dead.

"Jeb Bush kept unemployment steady in Florida as Governor!" No he didn't. Stats showed that, statewide, unemployment shot up in his first term as governor to almost 6%, before resettling down to 4% (still higher than what he came in with).

"Jeb Bush believes in small government!" No he doesn't. He raised the Florida budget, as Governor, more than $20 BILLION. Think about all that money.

"Jeb Bush believes in lower taxes!" No he doesn't. You have to come up with $20 billion for your states budget somehow.

"Okay... well, Jeb Bush at least cares about the Constitution!" No he doesn't. He helped to implement REAL ID in Florida, which basically has been giving Floridians a National ID Card, as well as sending biometric information to the Federal Government to be stored in databases by the DHS. How is that Constitutional?

Jeb Bush. Terrible as Governor. Traitor to the beliefs of his party.
 
Jeb has a massive and viable network, and both he and his family are experienced career politicians.... there is a good chance he will win the nomination.
 
Good? No.

Better than Hillary? I suppose.

I'd vote for Jeb over Hillary and I didn't vote for Romney I went with Johnson.
 
If it really comes down to BUSH vs CLINTON again.....15% turnout will be a HIGH amount depending on where.
 
If it really comes down to BUSH vs CLINTON again.....15% turnout will be a HIGH amount depending on where.

If it really comes down to Bush v. Clinton again we might be able to come out of it with write-in votes legal in fifty states and seven territories.
 
If it really comes down to Bush v. Clinton again we might be able to come out of it with write-in votes legal in fifty states and seven territories.
Then there is the nine extra states Obama came up with.
 
Jeb has a massive and viable network, and both he and his family are experienced career politicians.... there is a good chance he will win the nomination.

That doesn't make him a good candidate, just a man with connections who can win the nomination despite being as boring as a box of damp plywood. Money and connections gives you room to say the stupidest things and still get ahead. Look at Romknee. Plus, he'll have the media on his side.
 
That doesn't make him a good candidate, just a man with connections who can win the nomination despite being as boring as a box of damp plywood. Money and connections gives you room to say the stupidest things and still get ahead. Look at Romknee. Plus, he'll have the media on his side.

Which is all the more reason he, Christie and possibly Rubio would be considered formidable. The Right certainly isn't going to call them out on their record.
 
Which is all the more reason he, Christie and possibly Rubio would be considered formidable. The Right certainly isn't going to call them out on their record.

Which is why we must, and make sure people know about them being terrible.
 
Which is why we must, and make sure people know about them being terrible.

To change minds, you must control information. The higher-ups have the bigger microphone and are capable of making much more noise than a bunch of keyboard warriors.
 
Which is all the more reason he, Christie and possibly Rubio would be considered formidable. The Right certainly isn't going to call them out on their record.

That's exactly what I was saying, but thanks for putting it into layman's terms, bud.
 
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