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FNC's Laura Ingraham asked Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday night what he would do as the nominee about the "disturbing" Republican National Committee fundraising numbers. "You need somebody who's leading the charge, like I did in Florida, who's going to inspire people to want to support the effort, because they see that your vision is going in the right direction. We did that in Florida," DeSantis said. but here's the thing as the nominee. I will be responsible for doing it and I will get the job done, regardless of who the chairman of it is. I led the drive...

Governor Jeb Bush visit with our Optima Domi Team to share a few words in the metaverse.

During a portion of an interview set to air on Saturday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Axe Files,” former Florida Governor and 2016 presidential candidate Jeb Bush praised some of President Trump’s policies, but criticized his foreign policy approach as a “really dangerous” one that has undermined trust in the U.S. and “emboldened” its enemies.

My life changed forever when I was a young man on an exchange program in León Guanajuato, Mexico. Across a plaza, I saw a girl. For me, it was love at first sight. From the moment I got to know her, I knew that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her. In the years ahead, whether I was changing baby diapers in Caracas, Venezuela, building a business in Miami or leading a state in Tallahassee, Columba has been with me, my best friend in all of life’s challenges and joys. Together, we have built a family...

Jeb Bush's new slogan is "Jeb Can Fix It," and despite all the mockery it's received, you would think maybe they would quickly nab JebCanFixIt.com. They did not. Which is why a Texas man was able to snatch it up. Jimmy Flannigan ran for Austin City Council last year with the slogan "Flannigan Can Fix It." And it came along with this pretty remarkable campaign ad:

I officially feel sorry for Jeb Bush. In the wake of the CNBC debate, I said without hesitation (for about the 55th time) that he simply doesn't want to be president. I've seen nothing out of him that convinces me he really wants this. (This is one of those "feature/bug" scenarios. I don't think there's anything wrong with the fact that he doesn't want the White House - I wouldn't- other than the fact that he's wasting his and our time with a multimillion dollar campaign.) The Bush campaign has gone from lukewarm, to tragedy, and finally to farce -...

It hasn't been a great few weeks for Jeb Bush. He had a rough go in last week's CNBC debate, with many seeing him as losing his battle with Marco Rubio. Lately he's been using the slogan "Jeb Can Fix It" to tout his credentials to fix the Obama economy, but that is backfiring on him in more ways than one. First, Twitter users took the hashtag #JebCanFixIt and turned it into a massive joke, resulting in posts like these: -snip- Now things are getting worse as a former city council candidate from Texas is claiming that Bush stole this...

When the Jeb Bush for President campaign relaunched with a modified slogan, "Jeb Can Fix It," on Monday morning, the hashtag #JebCanFixIt started immediately trending on Twitter (TWTR) , garnering nearly 30,000 Tweets by the end of the day. Sounds great, right? Not if you're a Bush supporter. The hashtag was instantly hijacked by thousands of trolls with Tweets like this:

In the annals of American political slogan-writing, no one has ever borrowed material from a British cartoon. Jeb Bush can fix that. And Twitter can mock him for inspiring memories of Bob the Builder's 'Can we fix it? Yes we can!' with his new 'Jeb can fix it' catch-phrase. The former Florida governor relaunched his ailing presdiential campaign on Monday with a Tampa speech that climaxed with a litany of things he can 'fix' – just like Bob's friends Scoop, Muck, Dizzy and Roley.

There has been little good news for Jeb Bush since a disastrous debate performance this week. Now, the campaign is retooling and apparently looking for some home state love with a three-city Florida tour on Monday. Bush, Florida's former two-term governor will attend campaign events in Tampa, Winter Park and Jacksonville. The tour is the start of a new campaign theme - Jeb Can Fix It."