Time for a good rendition of On Wisconsin! to march out to.
Pretty juvenile if you ask me. Rand Paul’s flock I guess.
NOPe to GOPe
This was predicted.
The GOP-e retaliation against conservatives starts in 5, 4, 3...
Jeb’s kids are grown. My son has to deal with 8th grade Common Core Algebra. Jeb is CLUELESS!
I’ll use my “walk out” on election day should Jeb be on the ballot.
Heck, may as well go whole-hog corrupt and inept and let the Hillabeast win.
Let’s face it, CPAC is attended primarily by political hacks. To view the wares of the vendors, who are political hacks. Accompanied by thousands of college kids, who are, unfortunately, mostly political hacks-in-training.
I don’t care what position Jeb takes, or what he says now. He already has his track record, and he embraces his family political direction via the advisors he has chosen. I don’t want a president who speaks Spanish at home with his Mexican wife, and who embraces all the Bushes stand for, and common core, and gay marriage.
I won’t vote for him, period. Fair, unfair, no matter who his opponent is. The Bush family wrecking crew has hurt us all the way back to Reagan.
Final answer.
I assure you all, if Bush is selected for the GOP, I will not cast a vote for President in 2016.
Jeb Bush is not conservative. He does not belong at CPAC. It showed. He was as nervous as cat on a hot tin roof. It looked to me like Jeb’s machine had packed the room with a bunch of bus ins. They just looked too excited.
Jeb has no chance to win a general election. Even if you agree with his progressive policies.
Let the people speak up and express themselves. Now is the time, before we get into the tall weeds of the campaign season. Jeb needs to leave his security bubble enough times to see that the average conservative does NOT want what he wants. Maybe Jeb belongs in the independent party, which does not yet have a definite public face.
The body of the article is far different from the headline.
“Bush’s comments attracted cheers from some parts of the ballroom, which was more packed than it had been at any other point in the conference...”
Some people walked out of an interview he was doing with Hannity.
Bush has money, and experience. He isn’t going to be beaten by some antics. Whoever is going to take on the GOPe had better bring their “A” game.
They probably all suddenly remembered that they'd forgotten to rearrange their sock drawers. That's my guess.
Heh....stay out da Bushes.
Jeb: “They stink on ice!”
Sounds like his dad's supporters. Probably 20 or so.
Wtg jerks, always trying to make Conservatives look bad.
Anybody else like those snarky worthless new-age libertarians?
Some are here on the board.
Bush supporters were saving seats for K street lobbyist and GOP-E coming from DC to support bush during his speech. When the palistas vacated their seats they enabled jeb to have more supporters in the auditorium. Exactly what the GOP-E wanted, to appear to have legitimate support for jeb at a Conservative event.
Nothing on FR regarding Phil Robertson’s speech?....
Are Bush’s DONORS and BUNDLERS getting the message?
no money = no campaign.
Good!