Posted on 08/20/2015 5:16:11 AM PDT by jimbo123
Ohio Gov. John Kasich's climb up the polls in the GOP presidential race has not gone unnoticed by supporters of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
A spokesperson for New Day for America, the super PAC supporting Kasich, told Fox News late Wednesday that several Bush donors have been in contact with the organization in recent days. The spokesperson declined to elaborate how many donors had contacted the PAC or whether they had donated any money.
The apparent shift comes as Kasich has been collecting endorsements from several key Republican players. Earlier this week, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley threw his support behind Kasich.
However, Kasich's greatest success has come in the early primary state of New Hampshire. Earlier Wednesday, he secured the endorsement of former New Hampshire Republican state legislators Doug and Stella Scamman, whose farm hosted Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign launch.
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Right to Rise blames Bush Campaign for Jeb's collapse!
Bush Campaign blames Right to Rise for Jeb's collapse!
Grab some popcorn!
Right to Rise wants Bush Campaign to fire Sally Bradshaw!
Bush Campaign wants Right to Rise to fire Mike Murphy!
Grab some popcorn!
The statist Kasich is stuck in the basement and in the basement he will stay. He will never contend...the time for yesterday’s news candidates such as him have passed.
I wonder if Lil’ Jebbie will be able to blow through his 100 mil. War chest before he bows out. He is done, no more Bushes, no more Crooktins.
This is amazing. Kasich is starting to be seen as a better bet to take Trump out of the race.
What is amazing is the SuperPac donors that raised $115 million for Jeb are bailing on him and his campaign team.
“Jeb” Kasich - for when you really want a RINO but just can’t take another Bush.
You know, family Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings at the Bush compound are going to start becoming awkward. lol
A lot of Right to Rise donors are now telling Right to Rise not to spend any advertising money on Jeb and to give their money to Kasich instead.
This is too good!
Mark Steyn said is well, and I paraphrase: It is unseemly in a republic for 3 of the last 5 presidents to be from the same family.
Bush should not be considered for a variety of reasons. One of the most significant, if not the most significant, is that his name is Bush. Freedom loving peoples should fight against dynasties.
Jeb who? I’ve heard some of his sound bytes and they are absolutely atrocious as well as banal and insipid. He has a voice that is borderline feminine has not made a single comment on issues I consider anyone cares about. Well, goodbye, decrepit, no-nothing presidential dynasty.
Mark Steyn said is well, and I paraphrase: It is unseemly in a republic for 3 of the last 5 presidents to be from the same family. Bush should not be considered for a variety of reasons. One of the most significant, if not the most significant, is that his name is Bush. Freedom loving peoples should fight against dynasties.
Yeah.
Two dead in the water stinkers.
I might read the campaign obituaries later if they keep them to two short paragraphs.
I didn’t have a lot invested in GHW Bush. I liked GW Bush for the most part; thought he should have stood up for himself and his decisions more. After those two, we really need to ask what we’re doing. Are we paving the way for grandchildren and great-grandchildren?
The same with the Clintons. And the Kennedys. They should be resisted.
iYeb and Kasich Political Obit: They’re dead Jim!
“Oh, Crap, do you mean that we really CAN’T buy the Presidency?”
The Cheap Labor Express is worried that their standard bearer is flailing and failing.
Kasich and Rubberio are on deck to carry the flag of surrender of the country.
He apparently sounds better in Spanish.................
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