[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

I think Jeb was the biggest loser this summer.

[detective]

Yea, that's it. Keep promoting Politico and pretending that their biased attacks are the Gospel truth.

Are you working for Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush?

[Nervous Tick]

>> He has alienated donors with his pandering to the base of the party.

Other candidates have shown that what they term “pandering” to the conservative base is not a problem at all, provided all your other ducks are in a row.

[Leep]

Graham started out as a loser so he doesn’t count.

[ilgipper]

jeb was the biggest loser, no doubt. Walker can still recover and be mutually supported candidate between the base and the political class. Jeb could stagger to a win in the primary, but he’s got no chance at the general election. Walker, Cruz, and a couple other could get enough broad support to keep some of the motivated base to the polls. Jeb cannot.

[gwgn02]

Walker was never ready for the big stage, the people he put around him don’t get the base, they don’t get the frustration we have at the establishment, and Scott flip flopped and made clear he was just another status-quo R. He’s fine in WI...but a flop anywhere else.

[Reno89519]

Anyone without the name Trump is the loser for the summer. The only one that seems to have some positive coverage is Carson but I recall too many bad scenes of him in video clips—he’s on borrowed time and should quit now before he embarrasses himself.

[TexasFreeper2009]

Actually Jeb is the biggest loser of the summer. But Walker is a close 2nd.

[x]

He's a local guy doing what he can locally. Good for him.

Anybody who manages to actually get anything done in a state or city or county is likely to hurt his chances of moving up politically.

[sushiman]

I just got finished listening to him on a Laura Ingraham podcast . zzzzzZZZZZzzzzzzzz ...