[RummyChick]

drudge title: JEB BUSH SOFTEN STANCE ON 2012: 'YOU NEVER SAY 'NEVER''...

[NativeNewYorker]

I never thought I’d say this, but honestly, I’ve had enough Bush for now.

[Paperdoll]

Read my tag line.

[duckman]

Hey Jeb,
Remember Terri. I do.

[tennmountainman]

NO MORE BUSH’S.

[nascarnation]

Baraq now looks so totally beatable for 2012 that the scramble is on. I can’t see Obama winning a 2-way race against any Republican. He only got 53% in 2008 against McLame and a dispirited R party with EVERYTHING going his way.

NOW:

$4 gas
surging food prices
plunging home prices
10% unemployment
recurring $1.5 trillion deficits

[Guenevere]

They never go away....they never stay away....

..who do they think they are......!

[GatorGirl]

Jeb Bush was a very good Governor.

But I think we need more of a break between Bushes.

[VRW Conspirator]

Jeb finished his term as Florida Governor with the highest approval rating of any Governor. I really like Jeb. When he talks, you know that he is genuine. And, NO, I do not want any more Bush’s for President or Vice President. Besides that, the real advantage he would bring as, say, a Vice Presidential candidate is to assure a majority Republican vote in Florida, a large swing state.

[ken21]

not another bush-puke.

after preston, bush 41, bush 43

enough!

[oldbrowser]

Rubio, Rubio, where art thou?

[newzjunkey]

If he was a good governor, it's a shame he can't run because of family name. He should be judged on his own merits.

However, he's quite right, there are other ways for him to make a difference. Palin's made that case herself.

Is he needed to run against Bill Nelson? Could he win again in FL or is he unwelcome? What skills could he bring to a Republican administration at the cabinet level?

[Joe Boucher]

What is it with all these fools that can’t just walk away?
Fed up here with the Bush’s, Clintons, Romneys and all the other career politicos that NEVER leave.

[cashless]

Sorry Jeb. Like father, like son, like brother. Neither me nor this country can afford another compassionate conservative. We voted against tax and spend liberals and got a borrow and spend RINO. Ain't happening twice, Bubba.

[Captain Peter Blood]

Never and I mean never will I vote for a Bush again.
Basically they are Eastern Elitist RINO’S, I will not be fooled again into voting for one.

[Mr. Jeeves]

You know what? We're going to end up with a Powers-That-Be-authorized, bankster-approved, "made man" anyway - so it might as well be one who is telegenic and can articulate at least a few conservative principles. I like Jeb better than Romney or Perry for the position of Presidential Figurehead that is coming open in November, 2012.

If the traditional job of President of the United States was actually open to a candidate chosen by the electorate, I would prefer someone other than Jeb Bush...but that's not the world we live in any more.

[cripplecreek]

Its his brother Rick’s turn this time anyway.

[livius]

He’d probably be very good - he was an excellent governor of Florida and has a very strong but agreeable personality. He’s nowhere near as weak and nervous as his brother or his father, and is much more like his mother - a sort of bluff but positive person.

He’s probably a lot more conservative than any of the other Bushes, and his family is nice (he’s the father of George P. Bush, who aside from being extremely handsome and photogenic, is a rising star in Texas politics).

That said, I doubt that he could get past his last name, which is truly unfortunate.

[bigbob]

Does he anticipate having a teapot up his butt?

[240B]

Great! Just what we need. Another term of a pro-UN, pro-NWO, pro-amnesty, pro-NAFTA, pro-”Obama is not really all that bad”, pro-big government, Lib Republican. Again...

The (RNC/DNC) establishment is getting nervous. They are trying to hedge their bet so that no matter which party wins, they still get the liberal globalist they need to keep the gravy train flowing.

[JoSixChip]

OH! HELL NO!!!