Bueno!
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Next on Intervention . . . .
"Jeb, I see a bunch of people that love you like crazy and they feel like they are losing you. And they wanna fight to get you back. Will you stop this madness and drop out of the race for the Republican nomination for president?"
I wish I had a pic depicting Jeb as a squalling infant.
I’ve no interest in politicians who won’t represent me. I’ve come to terms with the fact that the Republican party is no more willing to protect me and this country’s founding principles than the Democrats are. I no longer feel any respect or loyalty to this country’s self-serving, rapacious, greedy and thoroughly corrupt political class, their vile bureaucrat handmaidens or the legions of degenerate two-legged sewer rats who put them in office.
Go home to mommy, Jebbie. Leave this stuff to the grown ups.
Thanks for the good news.
Bad news for Jebe is good news for Americans.
Jeb Bush is the Jar-Jar Binks of politics. He even has the same initials.
Tippy-toes can still run for the President of Mexico, right?
Trump sends ~Yeb! to the funny farm.
¡Yeb! is like the Fredo Corleone of the Bush family. “I’m SMART!!!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg8jODlrka0
It didn’t occur to him that the name Bush is completely politically toxic?
Just flip that Mr Potato Head frown upside down!
Well the first thing he said when the campaign began was “screw you guys. Even if I lose the primary I’m still getting the nomination! “ how did they think that would go over?
I feel a bit sorry for the guy - he’s been raised as the grandson and son of very powerful people, his brother rose to become President (like Dad), and he was even a reasonably good governor of Florida. The latter reinforced the sense of entitlement that he had - and he’s never known otherwise. He’s probably never faced real adversity and been tough as nails to overcome it...and it shows.
Nevertheless, I have NEVER wanted this guy to become President, and I’m glad (ecstatic, actually) that his campaign is a failure. Better yet, he was THE establishment candidate, and his failure is that of the establishment to pull the wool over our eyes AGAIN. FINALLY, we have wised up. His months-long meltdown has personified the arrogant, entitlement mentality of our “betters” - the spoiled Ivy League jerks who rely on connections for everything, and who think that just because their families have been powerful and successful that they have a right to rule us. Well, phuck that noise!
I agree with BenLurkin:
No more Bushes.
No more Clintons.
And no more “community organizersâ€!
This comes across loud and clear. It's what I see every time I have to look at or hear him.