George P. Bush: In-State Tuition for Illegals 'Nominal Cost' to Taxpayers (Jeb's son)

Breitbart's Big Government ^ | September 22, 2014 | Tony Lee

[Sans-Culotte]

I may actually vote ‘rat in that race.

[servantboy777]

Well I see compassionate conservatism is alive and well.

[VRWC For Truth]

Booshies = Shamnesty

[LouAvul]

I hate these creeps. It’s ironic that I got in trouble for talking about the liberal Bushes back when so many thought Jorge could do no wrong. Little did we know it was laura pulling a lot of the strings.

[LeeClementineKenny]

Hopefully Texas will never elect this idiot to anything. The entire Bush family is obsessed with amnesty. They are all elitist establishment scumbags who share the same ridiculous liberal views as the rest of the Republican establishment. They don't give a damn about us anymore than liberal democrats. I will never support anyone from the establishment again regardless of who their opponent is. George P is just waiting for the demographics to change before he runs in a statewide election. Texas will have to take some significant proactive measures to stop that from happening. I know pointing out all our problems is the easy part; finding solutions for them is a lot harder.

[Arthur McGowan]

Jeb Bush murdered Terri Schiavo. He is unrepentant.

His son has never distanced himself from his father’s murder of Terri Schiavo.

I will never, ever, ever, ever vote for either one of them.

[Arthur McGowan]

What happens when you address a post to "ALL"?

Also, the plural of Bush is not Bush's.

[LeeClementineKenny]

A lot of people were fooled by Bush and establishment republicans. His presidency was wake up call for many of us. I got interested in politics when W was elected, and I was ignorant and easily manipulated by him for a long time the same as many others. I have a lot of resentment for the things he did. I can look back and see how he lied and manipulated a lot of conservatives, but at least most abandon the scumbag by the end of presidency. I know some saw him for what he was earlier on, but most of his supporters did finally come to see him for what he was. After seeing how Bush manipulated people it's a lot easier for many to recognize when Obama and other politicians do it now.

Bush and Obama woke a lot of people up to what's going on. That lead us to the tea party movement. The problem is we haven't been successful at taking over the republican leadership like we had hoped for by this point. We have been successful to some extent, but the establishment is still in control and it's taking us way too long. The movement is still strong, but it is suffering and has lost a lot of momentum. It will die if we don't start trying to solve problems by working outside of the corrupt and broken system.

We can't put everything on winning the republican presidential nomination, and we must have a plan to fall back on if we fail. We don't know if it even possible to get someone we won't nominated with the amount of corruption that exist. It hasn't worked out for us the last two times. We should be trying to get a good candidate nominated, but what happens if we end up with another establishment candidate? I won't support any establishment candidate in the general election no matter who they choose as their running mate. I will support a candidate that I disagree with on a lot of issues as long as they share my views on some of the major issues, but only if I think they are principled and aren't part of the establishment. I don't think you can be both of those anyway.