Posted on 07/04/2019 10:00:18 AM PDT by Enlightened1
“Why the hell would Jeb Bush post this today?”
Governor Jeb Bush provoked a backlash after he sent a strange tweet about presidents who died on July 4, with many taking it as a veiled dig at President Trump.
“Three Presidents Die on July 4th: Just a Coincidence?” tweeted Bush along with a link to a story which explained how, “Three Founding Father Presidents—John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe—died on July 4.”
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One site I saw had the odds at about 1 in 133,000 or so. But somebody else said it was an 8% chance (that seems way too high).
Also - the number of presidents. Some were using all of the presidents to the modern day - but what if you just used the total number up through when Jefferson died?
RE Jeb:
What an absolute f***tard that child-man is.
Sounds like a veiled threat to me, and maybe worthy of a visit from the Secret Service.
Post a library on the topic for all I care.
It was a disgusting comment by Bush on a day when Trump would be center stage for the day.
The guy just doesn’t have the brain cells to know when something is left better off unsaid.
If some paper wants to promote the issue, I’m not real thrilled with that either. I suppose you also think the Leftist media doesn’t have a stake in this.
Each of these entities hate Trump. They’d be all to thrilled to see him go down, and most folks who have a clue realize it.
You can call me names and try to belittle me. Don’t mind at all.
The Bush family are globalists. The Leftist media is globalist. Reagan and Trump were/are nationalists.
Almost to a man, folks have trashed Bush for raising this issue. There are a lot of soft-headed people out there, and we don’t need this sort of thing brought into their conscious minds.
America is thankful each and every day.
He had a Dream...
The Post had the good sense to publicize this fact on the day after July 4th. Today’s papers and Bush didn’t.
I would have had far less objection, if they had.
As for that paper, it doesn’t have a feud going on with Trump at this time.
Why didn’t he send the Tweet when his Brother was POTUS?
Just askin’...
I don’t believe the Herald has a feud running with Trump at this time either.
Again, look at the date provided.
It was the 9th. The 5th and the 9th did not take place on a day when the president would be making a public presentation in front of hundreds of thousands of people.
They had the good sense not to raise an issue like that early on the day he was.
Evidently you think the US newspapers in 1831 hated Trump because they used the word “coincidence.”
LOL
Those presidents DIED on the fourth.
So of course the news wasn’t in the papers until the followiing day.
You are desperate, grasping at straws.
No, I’m addressing the reality that the Bushes have an ongoing feud with Trump, and Jeb should have kept his yap shut on this point. It’s not like he hasn’t stepped in it up to his upper lip numerous times before.
Go check out what others are saying. I’m not alone on this. Fact or not, it was piss poor timing.
Your point is valid regarding the dates, and why those reports were later. Still, Jeb was out of line to touch on this of all things in public on a day Trump was to appear before a large crowd in public.
Very few people see no innuendo in this.
It was a brainless thing to do.
Nice try.
I’ve always thought it interesting trivia and Divine Providence. They were all former presidents when they died. They were all Founding Fathers. When we went to Monticello, they talked about it.
It seems like that was the point to me. No harm, no foul.
But I can understand others seeing it as a threat. There is just such an outrageous level of hostility directed at President Trump on a daily basis, that one might automatically assume it was posted with ill intent.
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