No to 'Jeb Bush for President'

American Thinker ^ | October 8, 2014 | Bruce Walker

[right-wing agnostic]

I like Jeb Bush; I like his brother, George. At a personal level – not a political level – they live the sorts of lives that conservatives should want us all to live. Mitt Romney also has lived an honorable and decent life, with hard work and love of family as vital elements of his character.

While George H. Bush, John McCain, and Bob Dole are much less likeable, I cannot, as a conservative or a patriot, dismiss out of hand their courage against evil nations in combat or their noble tenacity in combat or after combat injuries. But these three, like George W. Bush, Mitt Romney – and Jeb Bush – will not produce the radical, but legal, conservative revolution that our nation needs.

As I have noted before, in the last century, there have been precisely three men nominated by either political party who are true conservatives – Coolidge (perhaps our greatest president), Goldwater, and Reagan. Out of the fifty major political party nominations in the last century, exactly four have been conservatives – Coolidge and Goldwater nominated only once each.

I disagree with those who see no difference between the two political parties. Democrats are owned body and soul by the godless, misanthropic left. Republicans are divided into three parts: the Charlie Crist utter opportunists who care about nothing but his ego and his power; the Bush/Romney dynastic clan who feel a sense of noblesse oblige toward their countrymen; and the true conservatives, who see in liberty the only real function of government.

[right-wing agnostic]

I vehemently disagree with the author in that he wants Jeb Bush to run for U.S. Senator. I think this country would be well served if the Bushes, including Jeb and George P., would get out and stay out of politics entirely./rwa

[thorvaldr]

Unless Warren Buffett picks Jeb as the designated GOP stooge to lose to Hillary. Then Jeb will be the GOP nominee.

[Dr. Thorne]

JEB! will be the next president, but not because he will be voted in by the electorate. The power elite control both the elections and the media. It will be a "squeaker" (yeah, right) between JEB! and Hillary, perhaps like Bush vs. Gore.

After eight years of Obama, America will be more than ready for an anti-Obama. Sorry, Hillary ain't it regardless of the Orifice of Omaha.

JEB! will promise to fix all the mess made by the Obamabots, and Hillary was one. He will tell America that things are soooooooooooooooo bad that the only way for our economy to survive will be for us to join a one-world currency - the wet dream of the elites since they control currency through the central banks including ours.

This is the same strategy they pursued in the EU. After the new currency is accepted - and it will work - a majority of the people will lose their fear of globalism. Then, it's on to Poppy Bush's New World Order and global tyranny.

Don't kid yourself. The Bushes are evil people and are shoulder to shoulder with global elites who lust for ultimate power.

[hinckley buzzard]

We need any Bush in any office like we need genital herpes in sensitive areas. No, nein, nichts, nada, zero, zip.

[EternalVigilance]

Mitt Romney also has lived an honorable and decent life

Well, other than his ownership of Stericycle, a company that disposes of the victims of the murderers at Planned Parenthood, from which he profited at least $75 million dollars.

And his opening the door to "gay marriage."

And his homosexualization of the public schools.

And his socialized medicine scheme which became the model for Obamacare.

And his taxpayer-funded abortions.

And his permanent ban on the exercise of the God-given Second Amendment rights of his constituents.

Other than that, he is just wonderful. /s

[Bratch]