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Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
Jeb has a better chance than the other republican candidates, but let's face it: there will not be a republican president in 2016. The party has no chance.
The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican.
^ You are awful
I'm not a total partisan. I regularly have contrasting views to the party line. You are making an assumption. And, btw, no one needs Putin's respect. He is a vicious, oppressive, murderous dictator. How you people can deny that is beyond belief. And btw, not only is Mrs. Clinton, but Bill Clinton is respected around the world. We need a president who is respected around the world, Mrs. Clinton would be that.
Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican.
^ You are awful
Jeb Bush is Mexico first. He is sure that Mexicans love their children more than Americans love theirs. That counts for a lot to him.
I'm not a total partisan. I regularly have contrasting views to the party line. You are making an assumption. And, btw, no one needs Putin's respect. He is a vicious, oppressive, murderous dictator. How you people can deny that is beyond belief. And btw, not only is Mrs. Clinton, but Bill Clinton is respected around the world. We need a president who is respected around the world, Mrs. Clinton would be that.
Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
Jeb has a better chance than the other republican candidates, but let's face it: there will not be a republican president in 2016. The party has no chance.
Why does Jeb have a better chance than the other Republican candidates? Who are the "other Republican candidates"?
Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
That Jeb Bush makes some on the far right crap in their tidy whities may be a good thing. If Romney supports him with organization and $$$, he will have a good chance to take the nomination. How he would run against Mrs. Clinton is anybody's guess at this point.
Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
That Jeb Bush makes some on the far right crap in their tidy whities may be a good thing. If Romney supports him with organization and $$$, he will have a good chance to take the nomination. How he would run against Mrs. Clinton is anybody's guess at this point.
The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican.
^ You are awful
The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican.
^ You are awful
Yeah, I am. I heard about this story while having a few beers after work, so my filter was down. While I'm not normally so inartful, my point is Jeb's views are biased because of his wife's heritage, and while that's not a bad thing in a layman's sense, you can't allow that to cloud your judgment to where you can't see an issue for what it really is. It doesn't matter if they're good people, hard-working people, loving people, kind people -- what matters is many people emigrate to this country illegally.
Here's the story.
I'll make three points:
1. I don't care what Jeb says he's "considering", my guess is he's probably not going to run.
2. If he did decide to run, I seriously doubt he's going to get the nomination. People are tired of the Bushes and Clintons, period. And if they aren't, the media is going to make them tired of it with all the political-dynasty ruminating.
3. Jeb's big thing is he's for immigration reform. He made headlines recently saying that some families that emigrate to this country illegally due so as an "act of love". The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican. This is Identity Politics 101: never take a position that might piss off people in your private life. This is just like Rob Portman becoming pro-gay marriage because his son is gay. It's sweet, and I guess if I weren't a cynic I'd think it was an honest viewpoint, but what works for your family doesn't necessarily make good public policy.
What a lovely post, "fucking" a Mexican.
In any case, while you may be "tired" of the Clintons, the people of the United States, aren't. If Bill Clinton ran today, he would win in a landslide against all comers. Including Ronald Reagan.
The fact remains that in terms of the economy? He was the American Golden Boy. In that everything he touched turned to gold.
The only reason Jeb feels this way -- and I want to be clear about this -- is because the bitch he's fucking is Mexican.
^ You are awful
Worse than awful - he/she is a blithering idiot. That's his WIFE.
I wasn't really seriously considering Jeb - but if he pisses off people of this ilk - he must be doing something right. I'll take a much harder look at him as a result.
Yes, by all means - let's allow people who have no clue what they are talking about make the decisions and let's forget the people who have first-hand knowledge.
Smart way to make decisions ....
The GOP has some great potential candidates....Palin, Jeb Bush....wow, I'm impressed.
they don't have squat and neither do the dems
