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Would you vote for Jeb Bush for president?

Would you vote for Jeb Bush for president?

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Navy Pride

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What do you think? He could be the nominee in 2016.
 
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Too many bushes. Time for the weed whacker.
 
Well ah.

I guess this means you're assuming Mitt Romney isn't going to win this year?

I mean an incumbent president doesn't often have a primary challenger for his second term...
 
No...he is just another carpet bagger from a long history of carpet baggers.
 
Jetboogieman said:
Well ah.

I guess this means you're assuming Mitt Romney isn't going to win this year?

I mean an incumbent president doesn't often have a primary challenger for his second term...
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Good point. Very logical.
 
Your Star said:
You can't vote for Obama in the 2016 election.
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I was going to post that, but there is ONE possibility. If Obama loses in 2012, he could run again in 2016. That would not violate the 22nd Amendment.
 
Your Star said:
You can't vote for Obama in the 2016 election.
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And now you know what we were thinking during the last election, with you libbo's screaming 'anyone but Bush'.
 
Jeb Bush is an "establishment" big-government Republican. The Republican Party and the Democrat Party should go extinct.

Our country is bankrupt. We're going over a cliff and voters keep re-electing these guys.

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2010 - In the House of Representatives, 87% of the incumbents who stood for election were re-elected.
In the Senate, 84% of the incumbents who stood for re-election were successful.

Incumbent Re-Election Rates In The 2010 Mid-Terms

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Jeb Bush thinks like most of the big-government representatives in both major parties. Both parties voted to spend money they didn't have. We have to balance our budgets but big-government politicians haven't been doing that. Look how simple it is:

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Nope, Jeb Bush would be like that GOP presidential candidate...Mitt Romney.
 
CaptainCourtesy said:
I was going to post that, but there is ONE possibility. If Obama loses in 2012, he could run again in 2016. That would not violate the 22nd Amendment.
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Any chance we could repeal the 22nd and bring back Clinton?

If JEb Bush ran as a Libertarian I would...no...I wouldnt. Im pretty much done with the Bush presidencies. By most peoples account Jeb Bush was a decent governor. But...no.
 
Jerry said:
And now you know what we were thinking during the last election, with you libbo's screaming 'anyone but Bush'.
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Hey, I was 14 I wasn't :lol:
 
VanceMack said:
Any chance we could repeal the 22nd and bring back Clinton?

If JEb Bush ran as a Libertarian I would...no...I wouldnt. Im pretty much done with the Bush presidencies. By most peoples account Jeb Bush was a decent governor. But...no.
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I fully support repealing the 22nd Amendment and always have. Totally against term limits of any kind.

And yeah, I'd take Clinton back in office in a second.
 
I don't know if I'd vote for him or not. I have no idea what he stands for or what his policies on things I care about are. And I have no idea who he'd be running against.

If he's anything like George W. Bush, probably not though.
 
Not in the GOP Primary-I would be supporting Romney hopefully as the incumbent. But if Obumble wins I will be pushing for Rob Portman in 2016. But if Jeb were to beat him, Rubio, and several other candidates whom I find more electable, I'd vote for him over whatever dem was put up.
 
Jack Webb said:
Jeb Bush is an "establishment" big-government Republican. The Republican Party and the Democrat Party should go extinct.

Our country is bankrupt. We're going over a cliff and voters keep re-electing these guys.

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Jeb Bush thinks like most of the big-government representatives in both major parties. Both parties voted to spend money they didn't have. We have to balance our budgets but big-government politicians haven't been doing that. Look how simple it is:

Nope, Jeb Bush would be like that GOP presidential candidate...Mitt Romney.
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Nice avatar. What was the number on the badge they showed at the start of the show? It is ingrained in my memory and curioius if you remember.
 
Jack Webb said:
Jeb Bush is an "establishment" big-government Republican. The Republican Party and the Democrat Party should go extinct.

Our country is bankrupt. We're going over a cliff and voters keep re-electing these guys.




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2010 - In the House of Representatives, 87% of the incumbents who stood for election were re-elected.
In the Senate, 84% of the incumbents who stood for re-election were successful.

Incumbent Re-Election Rates In The 2010 Mid-Terms

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Jeb Bush thinks like most of the big-government representatives in both major parties. Both parties voted to spend money they didn't have. We have to balance our budgets but big-government politicians haven't been doing that. Look how simple it is:

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Nope, Jeb Bush would be like that GOP presidential candidate...Mitt Romney.
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The problem with what you believe is that republicans just rejected all the fiscal hawk far right candidates in their primary and CHOSE the one person they all said would not win...the Rino, Liberal, obama care architect Mitt Romney....if they teaparty and ron paulers couldnt get one of their own elected this primary, bets are they wont be any time soon with the climate that way it is today.
Jeb bush would have a good chance to get elected in the future......the country does not like the far left or right.
 
Navy Pride said:
What do you think? He could be the nominee in 2016.
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In 2016 I think I will be voting for Romney for re-election. However, theoretically, I would vote for Jeb Bush if he ever became a Presidential nominee (of course, since I am well versed in the differences in the two parties, I will be voting for whoever is the Republican nominee). Jeb is the articulate Bush.

[By the way, I think if Jeb didn't lose the first time he ran for governor, he would have been running for President in 2000 instead of his brother.]
 
No....but I actually feel kinda sorry for Jeb. I truly believe it was his aspiration, but his brother totally screwed it up for him.

Although...I love the fact that NP is conceding Obama's re-election and looking at who will be the GOP nominee in 2016.
 
disneydude said:
No....but I actually feel kinda sorry for Jeb. I truly believe it was his aspiration, but his brother totally screwed it up for him.

Although...I love the fact that NP is conceding Obama's re-election and looking at who will be the GOP nominee in 2016.
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Yeah one guy is conceding the re election of Obumble. That settles it

Of course given all the caterwauling about Romney by the far left drama queens-including idiotic rants about dog transportation on down-I could say that the level of hysteria by the left suggests that they think Romney is going to win
 
TurtleDude said:
Yeah one guy is conceding the re election of Obumble. That settles it

Of course given all the caterwauling about Romney by the far left drama queens-including idiotic rants about dog transportation on down-I could say that the level of hysteria by the left suggests that they think Romney is going to win
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LOL TD......you are obviously mistaking the hysteria of the right-wing with the hysteria of the left. The left has been pretty quiet about Romney up until now...it has been the right-wing who have been in hysterics over the prosepect of a Romney nomination....
 
disneydude said:
LOL TD......you are obviously mistaking the hysteria of the right-wing with the hysteria of the left. The left has been pretty quiet about Romney up until now...it has been the right-wing who have been in hysterics over the prosepect of a Romney nomination....
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Yeah your signature is very quiet but it is a prime example of hysteria of the left
 
Navy Pride said:
What do you think? He could be the nominee in 2016.
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He could be the nominee.

And then he would get slammed for signing a law passed by the Florida legislature that dealt with a single person. Especially by "small government" conservatives.
 
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