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In reply to the discussion: Jeb Bush: "I used to be a conservative..." [View all]vanlassie
(5,901 posts)14. Mmmm... that sounds to ME like a throwing of a hat into the ring
A teeny tiny hat, but....that's the way Bushes do things....underhandedly, quietly, when you're barely paying attention.
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It also looks like he took himself out of the 2012 brokered convention draft...
GoCubsGo
Feb 2012
#5
EXACTLY. This is a set-up. Let the crazies burn out then 'sane' Jeb can step in. Now or Later.
cyberpj
Feb 2012
#76
hoping for that 'brokered convention' so that the party will turn to 'safe and sane' Jeb!!
WI_DEM
Feb 2012
#4
Jeb as VP's a scenario I have thought is possible, w/ either Rmoney, Christie, or Petraeus
stockholmer
Feb 2012
#91
Not me. I haven't forgotten the power of the BFE -or- Republican long term goals.
cyberpj
Feb 2012
#77
I would tell him to keep looking we need no more Bushes in office. 2 was enough to
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#15
being a bush, he'll do/say anything...sounds like posturing for a brokered convention to me
spanone
Feb 2012
#26
Well, he's basically saying the same thing all the others are saying while sounding like a moderate
GusFring
Feb 2012
#37
BWAHAHA -- "appealing to people's fears" -- was he awake during his brother's administration?
fishwax
Feb 2012
#40
It's scary that the Bushes look like reasonable moderates compared to these clowns.
boxman15
Feb 2012
#41
You, me, and many many many others. Dems forget Republicans ability to plan years ahead
cyberpj
Feb 2012
#80
I'm still wondering what the purpose of Obama's White House meeting with poppy and jebby was about
Dont call me Shirley
Feb 2012
#51
I just assumed it was Obama being the uber-conciliator again...His strategy may be working in
Stardust
Feb 2012
#108
Jeb and the GOP old guard invited the snakes onto the plane and now they say they're
Monk06
Feb 2012
#58
The People Would Not Vote for Another Bush. The Voting Machinez Might Though.
AndyTiedye
Feb 2012
#59
I'm not so sure about that. People have been dumbed down to think the debt is all Obama's fault...
JNathanK
Feb 2012
#73
"...but it's a little troubling sometimes when people are appealing to people's fears..."
Downtown Hound
Feb 2012
#69
After Santorum or Romney crashes and burns in the 12 election there will be a backlash
n2doc
Feb 2012
#75
"it's a little troubling sometimes when people are appealing to people's fears and emotion"
pacalo
Feb 2012
#86
It is imperative to expose Jeb as one of the PNAC idiots that got us into the Iraq debacle.
olegramps
Feb 2012
#100
So says Marco Rubio's sugar daddy. Kiss my ass you proto fascist jagoff.
Guy Whitey Corngood
Feb 2012
#103
Quick! Someone call the DLC! We've got a good "Democratic" Candidate for one of the Florida
Creideiki
Feb 2012
#118