[Major Matt Mason]

Democrats obviously won't vote for Bush (or any GOP candidate), independents pretty much dislike the Bush family, so they won't vote for him, and there will be a fair number of conservatives that won't vote for him either. So no, Bush can't win, so the goal is clearly to ensure that a conservative doesn't get the nomination.

It is getting closer and closer to time for a new party, I'm afraid.

[Mr. Jeeves]

If the banksters back him, Jeb wins easily. And since they hated Hillary enough to back Obama over her in 2008, I'd say Jeb will win 2016 in a walk.

Which will do nothing for conservatives, true, but at least we won't have to stare at Hillary on TV any more.

[Pollster1]

In Jeb’s defense, I am confident that he can come in a close second, just like McCain and Romney.

[equaviator]

With Election Day 2016 being 30 months from now, just how meaningful are these numbers that don’t lie?

[Joe Boucher]

I’ve been snookered in to voting for Bush’s 4 times for president. Two times as my governor.
No Bush is a true conservative and their compassionate conservatism is a crock,.
I will NEVER again vote for a non-CONSERVATIVE again,
Hey Jeb, go fish pal.

[savedbygrace]

The only reason I am still registered Republican so so I can vote against any GOPe candidates in the Primaries.

Come November, I will vote, but will not vote for any race with a GOPe candidate.