Would you support Jeb Bush for president in 2016?

[CrusaderFrank]

Jeb needs to promise to use drones to keep an eye on domestic terrorists like Bill Ayers and his friends

 

[JakeStarkey]

Every patriotic American would vote for Jeb Bush.

wahh, patriotic americans only include hypocritical religious dimwits who want things their way, instead of wanting freedom, justice, democracy, and the values of which America were founded and based on.

Religious freedom? Only if it's for christianity.
If you got another religion or simply have no beliefs, you are violating their "religious rights" for just existing.


What a hack.

You can't deny that socialist liberals are trying to make the US a muslim nation with sharia laws. Their war on Christians has been taking away our First amendment rights to freedom of religion for decades.

Christians make up 75% of the country. You can't even define "socialism" and "sharia" and show how they apply to making the US either a socialist or a muslim nation.

Good grief.

 

[Avatar4321]

I think this nation has seen more than enough of the BUSH family.

We've seen more than enough of the Clinton and Obama families as well. But i expect we will continue to see them. (Well definitely seeing Obama family for the next four years).

 

[Avatar4321]

Jeb Bush was a good governor of Florida.
Might even make a good President, but there is no way in hell he could win an election with the Bush name. So for that reason I would not support his candidacy.

I agree. The Bush name is still toxic.

Jeb was a great Gov in Florida and has way more experience than that fuck that currently occupies the WH. But like you, I don't think he can get past the Bush name. Personally I doubt Bush will run anyway.

If he made it I would definetly vote for him but doubt that will happen.

If I were the Dems I'd be more concerned with who they will run in 2016. 2008 was Clintons year and she got thrown under the bus for that fuck Obama. I doubt she will even run again.

This nation has seen enough of the Clintons, too.

Unfortunately, that doesnt keep them out of the media spotlight.

 

[Truthmatters]

Dont forget Obama has two children.

The only way another Bush gets elected is if they switch partys and completely OUT all the evil in the R party

 

[Truthmatters]

Jeb Bush was a good governor of Florida.
Might even make a good President, but there is no way in hell he could win an election with the Bush name. So for that reason I would not support his candidacy.

I agree. The Bush name is still toxic.

Jeb was a great Gov in Florida and has way more experience than that fuck that currently occupies the WH. But like you, I don't think he can get past the Bush name. Personally I doubt Bush will run anyway.

If he made it I would definetly vote for him but doubt that will happen.

If I were the Dems I'd be more concerned with who they will run in 2016. 2008 was Clintons year and she got thrown under the bus for that fuck Obama. I doubt she will even run again.

This nation has seen enough of the Clintons, too.

The nation doesnt agree with you on that one

 

[Avatar4321]

You can't deny that socialist liberals are trying to make the US a muslim nation with sharia laws.

Okay.

There is a poster on this board who thinks that ol' CaGOPatriot is a lefty plant, just trying to make conservatives look as loony and goofy as possible.

That poster may be right.

.

Kind of crazy, since some might consider that poster as a conservative plant to make progressives look bad.

But then, i doubt that's the case.

 

[Avatar4321]

Dont forget Obama has two children.

The only way another Bush gets elected is if they switch partys and completely OUT all the evil in the R party

So the only way they win is if they switch sides and start lying.... wouldnt put it past them.

 

[Avatar4321]

I agree. The Bush name is still toxic.

Jeb was a great Gov in Florida and has way more experience than that fuck that currently occupies the WH. But like you, I don't think he can get past the Bush name. Personally I doubt Bush will run anyway.

If he made it I would definetly vote for him but doubt that will happen.

If I were the Dems I'd be more concerned with who they will run in 2016. 2008 was Clintons year and she got thrown under the bus for that fuck Obama. I doubt she will even run again.

This nation has seen enough of the Clintons, too.

The nation doesnt agree with you on that one

You aren't the nation. Neither is the media. The fact that we have President Obama and not President Clinton right now seriously undermines your argument here.

 

[KnobbyWalsh]

Would you support Jeb Bush for president in 2016?

Yes
No

Every patriotic American would vote for Jeb Bush.

That IS a joke, isn't it? I think he's more illiterate and ignorant then W.

 

[Truthmatters]

This nation has seen enough of the Clintons, too.

The nation doesnt agree with you on that one

You aren't the nation. Neither is the media. The fact that we have President Obama and not President Clinton right now seriously undermines your argument here.

pretending you are right when your wrong is stupid.

Have you seen the polls on a Hillary run?

 

[Truthmatters]

Would you support Jeb Bush for president in 2016?

Yes
No

Every patriotic American would vote for Jeb Bush.

That IS a joke, isn't it? I think he's more illiterate and ignorant then W.

Nope Jeb is smarter like his dad.

Bush 43 took after his low brain function mother

 

[Nosmo King]

Would you support Jeb Bush for president in 2016?

Yes
No

Every patriotic American would vote for Jeb Bush.

Patriotism has nothing to do with it. Unless your definition of patriotism is somehow erroneously linked to partisanship.

 

[DiamondDave]

1) Jeb is not going to be a frontrunner
2) We need someone much more fiscally conservative to battle the spending problem we have in DC

 

[editec]

You can't deny that socialist liberals are trying to make the US a muslim nation with sharia laws.

Okay.

There is a poster on this board who thinks that ol' CaGOPatriot is a lefty plant, just trying to make conservatives look as loony and goofy as possible.

That poster may be right.

.

Hell dude, based on the insane blather that gets posted here daily by self proclaiming right wingers, I assume that most of the right wingers here are agent provocateurs.

I know plenty of right wingers who actually debate politics in the real world and not one of them is a dense as the average RWer here.

NOT one of them.

 

[Crackerjaxon]

No.

Hell no.

We found out what he is with the Terry Schiavo incident.

 

[eagle7_31]

and I say that as rather right wing Republican. The party needs to go in another direction.

 

[g5000]

I expect Jeb will likely be the GOP front-runner in 2016. Daddy Bush desperately wants Jeb in the White House - and powerful Bush friends will be pushing that agenda. Personally, I can't imagine that American voters would be willing to suffer through another Bush in the White House. However, stranger things have happened...

Anyone with even a single Bush nucleotide in their DNA will be unelectable for at least a century.

I don't care if Jeb Bush flies into space and smashes an extinction event asteroid with his mighty fist, he hasn't a chance of being President.

Fuggedaboutit.

 

[hjmick]

It's not a simple "yes or no" question...

As always, I will support the candidate who best represents my beliefs regardless of party affiliation.

 

[hortysir]

Jeb Bush was a good governor of Florida.
Might even make a good President, but there is no way in hell he could win an election with the Bush name. So for that reason I would not support his candidacy.

I agree. The Bush name is still toxic.

Jeb was a great Gov in Florida and has way more experience than that fuck that currently occupies the WH. But like you, I don't think he can get past the Bush name. Personally I doubt Bush will run anyway.

If he made it I would definetly vote for him but doubt that will happen.

If I were the Dems I'd be more concerned with who they will run in 2016. 2008 was Clintons year and she got thrown under the bus for that fuck Obama. I doubt she will even run again.

This nation has seen enough of the Clintons, too.

You'd get a lot more R's to admit that America won't vote another Bush (yet) than you'll get D's to admit the same about Clintons.


We're still 3 years away from campaign season though.
And like Papaw said, his viewpoints aren't widely broadcast (yet)