[Paladin2]

Yeb! needs to go supervise the building of his new cottage at the fam compound.

[hadaclueonce]

His fantasy Football team must be one of those “cool things.”

[DoodleDawg]

I don’t think he really got off the bench.

[V_TWIN]

Didn’t watch much at all but I did hear jeb got off on some fantasy football thing and got slapped down. Didn’t sound good for him at all so I guess the death spiral continues.

[mazda77]

Sure Rubio made a great point about the media bias on this issue, but how in the world does he think he can justify his work record by citing Kerry, Obama, et al?

As far as I am concerned, if he justifies his record to those Democrats, then he executed a field goal attempt by kicking it through the Texas Stadium roof but it actually went backwards and went through the goal posts behind him. Spectacular but it doesn’t count.

As for JEB, geez what an embezzle, what an ultra-maroon. Although I wouldn’t trust Christie as far as I could throw him, he was like a death star attack on the moronic fantasy football question. Tippie-toes JEB only has a name but thinks he has a crown.

http://www.nonstick.com/audio/soundsource/Bugs_Bunny/ltbb_084.mp3

[taxcontrol]

Continuing the football analogy, he didn’t even make positive yardage.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Sacked and gave up a safety...

[ontap]

Actually the best football comparison is Jeb got the ball and ran the wrong direction!!!

[arthurus]

If Bush had abjured attacking any other Republican candidate and had merely stuck to enunciating his own goals, even in his lackluster way, he would still be the presumed Nominee at the end of it all. He is throwing stumbling blocks under the feet of the Gope that wants to nominate him and is repeatedly skewing the rules to shut out any other candidate regardless of primary votes. The one thing he does not need is to become a perceived embarrassment to the Gope.

[arthurus]

If Bush had abjured attacking any other Republican candidate and had merely stuck to enunciating his own goals, even in his lackluster way, he would still be the presumed Nominee at the end of it all. He is throwing stumbling blocks under the feet of the Gope that wants to nominate him and is repeatedly skewing the rules to shut out any other candidate regardless of primary votes. The one thing he does not need is to be perceived as an embarrassment by the Gope. He may have engendered that perception, finally with this CNBC performance.