[Pelham]

Bush Republican.

Little surprise here.

[ek_hornbeck]

They won’t come out with a full endorsement of Hillary, because that would compromise the charade of “choice” within uniparty, but behind the scenes the Bushes and their allies will be quietly pulling strings to help elect Hillary. Armitage is just saying out loud what most of the Bush team are thinking.

[TexasGator]

"Bush Reagan Republican."

[Jimmy Valentine]

Admit age is the scuzz who shot Bush in the back with the Valerie Plame mess.

[dp0622]

Yeah, but he worked under Reagan.

What a jerk.

Sometimes i think some who worked for Reagan were just waiting for Bush to get into office so they could work for him.

[Ohioan]

The answer, as each of the turkeys makes some form of the same announcement, between here and the election, should be a forceful comment to the effect that those who have compromised their loyalty & duty, simply cannot accept the Constitutional mandate to put "America & the Americans, first."

That is clearly what any reading of the Constitution, in context, starting with the very clear statement of purpose (the Preamble) requires.

As the Quislings make their disavowal, we need to answer with endless iterations & reiterations of the truth. The clearer that issue becomes, the stronger our campaign. There may be room on this earth for the day dream fantasies of internationalists--the pipe dreams of humanists desperately wanting their own version of the Tower at Babel. There can be no place for them in a Government sworn to preserve the liberty of an American posterity. None!!