Posted on 03/13/2015 7:19:37 AM PDT by C19fan
Let us now make the case for Jeb skepticism. Jeb Bush is a fine man. He’s a conservative. He was a highly effective conservative governor. He would probably make a fine president. And, if he were the Republican nominee, there would be precious few good arguments — from a conservative perspective — for sitting out the election, never mind voting for the Democratic nominee (whoever she may be).
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Really. Then why is Northeast Corridor Clerisy and Wall Street financiers very comfortable with a Bush fake v. Clinton general election? They do not see a dime's worth of difference between the two. Why should I participate in a election between two ruling dynasties? Just like in the old Holy Roman Empire the US equivalent of the Imperial Electors have made the choice for us. Because one is for a 25% capital gains tax rate vs. 35% for the other? A Bush presidency would guarantee the passage of an immigration "reform" law that would make the Gang of 8 seem like child's play. I am not going to vote for a candidate who is willing to open the borders so the company I work for can replace me with cheap foreign labor. I am not going to vote for a candidate whose policies would destroy the American Dream for 80% of the citizens so the likes of Zuckerberg, Buffett, and Blankenship can buy bigger yachts and private jets.
Oh shut up, Jonah.
Frankly, I stopped right there. Raw, unfiltered drivel.
Bush would allow Obamacare to stand, allow Amnesty to expand, continue the precedent of family dynasties, and allow FedGov to grow rapidly. What’s the point in voting for someone like that?
Yeah, yeah. Hitlery may take the country further into the abyss but the real change is happening closer to home and it's just a matter of time before people like you figure it out.
I guess a case can be made that's it's a good thing that the focus on the Presidential elections allows the changes taking place at the local and state level to fly under the radar.
/src on/But but there are Supreme Court justices to consider./src off/ Fine a Bush POTUS might mean we have polygamy legalized in 20 years instead of 10 if PIAPS is POTUS.
It’s not a matter of holding my nose. I simply won’t vote for him. I voted for Consitution Party canidate in 2012...pretty much given up on GOP national. Still vote GOP in local and state offices.But a supporter of FED ED(common core) Amnesty and a plethora of other Jeb planks is Dem Lite. Thank you very much
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Besides being a RINO I never found Jeb Bush to be much of a persuasive politician. Just another bob dole waiting for his turn.
I quit reading NR quite some time ago. They showed their true colors when they started pushing Romney and trashing the conservatives last time. NR is nothing more than the GOPe mouthpiece. It is not a conservative organization....further evidenced by the fact that they believe Jeb is a conservative.
Not gonna happen this time
Quick reminder that George Bush ran as a hard, small government conservative, who guaranteed tax reform, social security reform, and - most importantly - a non-interventionalist policy that would have pulled America out of being the world’s policeman. Oh, and a “return to the rule of law.” That from the guy who tried hard to give us Amnesty, Ted Kennedy’s No Child Left Behind, TARP, and a whole new Department (Dept. Homeland).
Generally speaking, I liked G. Bush, but nothing a Bush says should be taken seriously and there is no way another one should be in office again.
If you had kept reading you would have seen that Goldberg wasn’t arguing for a Bush nomination. Instead, he argued why Bush should not be the nominee. In that he makes solid arguments.
Jeb should run against Hillary in the Socialist Party Primaries.
The Who song “Won’t Get Fooled Again” humming in my mind. LET IT BURN!
He did a horrible job of writing that since everybody including he comments at NRO are reacting to that paragraph.
Sorry, Jonah... I agree with much of the writing of your past articles, but you’re way off on this one. Support for Common Core, open borders and chumminess with the Clinton corrupticrats are not qualities that add up to “conservative.” Jeb is at best a centrist moderate. We’ve been down that road before.
Jeb Bush is a fine man. He’s a conservative.
Brain Dead fool.
Nah.
Nominate a crony and they lose.
I couldn't agree more. Nominating Jeb Bush would be an unmitigated disaster.
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