Poll: Jeb Bush now at 21 percent in New Hampshire,ahead of the field by eight points

Hot Air ^ | JUNE 9, 2015 | ALLAHPUNDIT

[napscoordinator]

Awesome and truthful post. I wish we had a “like” button. lol.

[entropy12]

You do not know that and neither do I. It is pure conjecture.
First the scenario you posit, about everyone except 2 dropping out will NEVER happen. Enough of hypothetical scenario’s. My interest is mainly in reality.

[napscoordinator]

Of course I would vote for Cruz too....I voted for Romney and McCain after all. Gosh I even voted for Dole back in the day. Yep I have some sad choices in my time. Bush was ok (my first vote in 1988) and Bush jr was ok especially first time and second time I voted for him because of patriotism and all that with the war going on and no way would I sit out and let Kerry get in there.

[trisham]

It’s painful seeing some of the candidates who are vying for the nomination.

[entropy12]

As painful as that is, it is good to see RNC finally used some brains and limit the first debate to 10 candidates.

[Carry me back]

Only as a tool of the left. NH has no meaning, the real US will hopefully not go fot the soros tool. Jeb

[longtermmemmory]

iow NH is not electorally relavent, they are just milking expense accounts.



At the end of the day:


NH =




(for those in rio linda, that is fonzi jumping a shark. It is a reference to a tv series so out of value that this was the desperation plot line the writers came up with to fill in the tv season. In this case alluding to "jumping the shark" means NH is no longer a determining state.)

[Carry me back]

Good thought. Agree

[Carry me back]

So is the presidental election.

[dforest]

Yep, I agree. Doesn’t give much to look forward to, does it?

[zencycler]

Of course it’s conjecture, as was the initial comment about 79% against that you commented on and refuted. Naturally there is some % (agree that it’s lower than 79%) that would never vote for JB, but from the combined poll results of all the coservatives running, I’d think that number is somewhere between 60 an 75%.

But as you say, that’s just conjecture - my only point was that Fido’s initial conjecture was not far off the mark.

[entropy12]

I will be working hard against a Jeb Bush nomination. Actually he is a better candidate than GWB, but the Bushes in general are big government family. I am done with the Bushes. And....we have much better candidates running in 2016 than Jeb Bush.

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

And it’s not just NH. Once upon a time Ronald Reagan was electable in statewide elections in California. And where I spent most of my life, Illinois once elected conservative republicans like Sen Dirksen. Now it is a disaster state overrun by liberals, and I left many years ago.

You are right, once upon a time the USA was a place that people came to bee free.

[Jim Noble]

George W. Bush got crushed in NH 2000, there’s no way Jebbie will do better.

[Jim Noble]

We don’t vote for 270 days.

Relax.

[jimbo123]

Exactly. The poll was sauced to try to rescue Jeb’s fundraising which is tanking.

[Nextrush]

The problem is more than conservatives running against each other, it is pretend conservatives who are RINO operatives deliberately entering the race to make sure Jeb wins......

[trisham]

It’s still too many, but what can you do?

[DoodleDawg]

It’s early but New Hampshire does represent the best chance for Bush in the early primaries and could well be the high-point of his campaign. As it was with Hillary in 2008.