Jeb Bush disqualifies himself as GOP nominee in 2016: That’s one down and a dozen or so to go

Coach is Right ^ | 7/5/13 | Emma Karlin

[Oldpuppymax]

Election years that have no incumbent president make for crowded Democrat and Republican primaries. Consequently, the quicker a Party settles on a nominee the quicker it can start to coalesce behind the person they want to put in the White House. When a potential candidate disqualifies himself early on, it is very helpful. Jeb Bush the former Governor of Florida has disqualified himself and therefore has become helpful to the Republican selection process.

Bush has co-authored an opinion piece urging House Republicans to do Chuck Schumer’s bidding and pass an amnesty bill. Making baseless claims that adding as many as 40 million unskilled and disinterested people will somehow make America better and stronger, Bush reminds us of...

[Elle Bee]

will he run with the hilldabeast as a democrat?

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[Old Sarge]

Hellzbellz, I could have done that for you!

[txrefugee]

He wisely joined the crowd of those who have already disqualified him.

[geologist]

HOW IS IT America DOES NOT HAVE AN ESTABLISHED YEARLY QUOTA for emigrants from Mexico, and for European nations, etc. in order to have a controlled system of assimilation?

In order to be Gradually asorbing the growth of our populations. We in America do not have a high enough birth rate to maintain our nation. This is a very important aspect of staying strong, and viable.

[Timber Rattler]

Don’t forget the Rube. He makes two...

[Mozilla]

I think if we create a new party that would be a better route. The big issue is who would be in charge of creating said party and who would be in it.

[Truth29]

I don't see anything in this artilce showing that Jeb Bush isn't running. The disqualifying actions mentioned are all probably major plusses for the GOPe to support him even more against those legions of knuckle dragging conservatives who live in some mythical flyover state.

[drypowder]

If the power elite banking cartel owners want Jabby or the hildabeast as US president, then they will be the choices offered up. AS if who the people want as president and still think their vote matters, they need to get a clue to the political reality of this corrupted government system. This 237 year experiment in freedom and liberty and a government of, by and for the people in the country called the United States of American has been canceled and is in the process of being systematically dismantled.

[Mark17]

Warning, warning, Bush fatigue has set in.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Jeb Bush the former Governor of Florida has disqualified himself...

He is disqualified when the banksters say he is disqualified, and not until. Conservative opinion certainly isn't the determining factor in derailing the Bush/Christie 2016 train. :)

[mongrel]

We need a lot of GOPe candidates ruining so they can split the vote. It’s the conservative candidates that need to be vetted and narrowed to one early.

[Dr. Thorne]

Jeb Bush will be our next president. TPTB have already made their decision. We the People will have nothing to do with it.

[golf lover]

hip hip hooray!

[Fiji Hill]

Hope he sticks to this decision. If he’s the nominee in 2016, I’m going to write in Terri Schindler.

[Migraine]

That was so redundant. He was already disqualified.

Sarah Palin, on the other hand... rocks my socks.

[wny]

Never trust anyone stupid enough to trust upChuck Schumer.

[Oak Grove]

Rubio has disqualified himself.

We don't need no stinkin’ traitor.

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"HOW IS IT America DOES NOT HAVE AN ESTABLISHED YEARLY QUOTA for emigrants from Mexico, and for European nations, etc. in order to have a controlled system of assimilation?"

"The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart-Celler Act, INS, Act of 1965, Pub.L. 89–236) abolished the National Origins Formula that had been in place in the United States since the Emergency Quota Act. It was proposed by United States Representative Emanuel Celler of New York, co-sponsored by United States Senator Philip Hart of Michigan, and heavily supported by United States Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts."

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[The Wizard]

no offense, but good idea