Posted on 07/30/2015 9:32:07 AM PDT by jimbo123
Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush will be part of a rare bipartisan presidential candidate mashup on Friday in Fort Lauderdale when they speak to the National Urban League conference.
Democratic candidates Martin O’Malley and Bernie Sanders and Republican White House hopeful (and West Palm Beach resident) Ben Carson will also address the black-oriented civil rights organization, which expects 3,500 people at its conference.
The candidates are all expected to speak for 20 minutes apiece between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.
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“I’m going to go campaign in places where Republicans haven’t been seen in a long, long while,” Bush said Monday while stumping in Central Florida. “I’m going to campaign hard for the Republican primary but I’m also going to campaign among African-Americans and advocate for their children that are being left behind because of a school system in this country that does not yield the kind of results that empower people to live lives of purpose and meaning.”
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can we now put them to rest?
seriously it is Mr. boring and Lady I-don’t-remember.
What did black people ever do to deserve THAT??
Hillary and Jeb eh? Is this the third part of Dumb and Dumber?
The UniParty candidate is Jeb Bush, who is simply desperate to carry Florida and Trump is trouncing him.
Hillary is there to help him save himself apparently.
looks like something from Madame Tousseaus House of Wax
On the same stage....and on the same page.
I guess the question begs, if Bush does not win the nomination, will he run third party or as a democrat on a clinton ticket?
A perverse American Gothic. Give him a pitchfork with tines made of yarn.
I’m surprised they’re not running mates!
Clinton/Bush 2016!!!!
They might as well share the teleprompter.
Laura Ingram suggested CLUSH 2016.
Is Jeb going to give her another award?
Good one. Maybe they should form a third party to run together.
Jeffrey Rosen, CEO and president of the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, a Uni-Party non-profit organization established by Congress.
How do you tell them apart?
They both wear pants and say the same things.
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