Posted on 01/23/2016 6:59:51 AM PST by jimbo123
Former Florida Gov. and Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush will attend a campaign fundraiser Monday at the Palm Beach home of Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and his wife, Kara.
The cost, which includes a photo reception and luncheon, is $2,700 per person or $5,400 per couple. Among those on the host committee are: Wilma and Stuart Bernstein, Ann Bresnan, Nancy Brinker, Eric Cantor, Howard Cox, Tom Ferguson, Bill Finneran, Frances and Jeffrey Fisher, Carol and Bob Garvy, Suzanne and Woody Johnson, Gretchen and Howard Leach, Meike and George LeMieux, Muffy and Don Miller, Natalie Pray, the Rosses, and Martha and Dwight Schar.
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Who are the rest of the Cucks?
It has been a hard couple of weeks for Jeb, so naturally he wants a little unwind in the warm (HA!) sunny (DOUBLE HA!) climes of Florida, and not be tramping through snowdrifts and blowing on your hands to get them to open up a little.
Only thing Florida is missing today is the snowdrifts.
Jeb, like Rudy Giuliani and John McCain, made a strategic decision to skip Iowa, probably before they even announced.
Jeb’s recent attention to Iowa, like his appeal to the conservatives he originally claimed he didn’t want, is a result of panic.
Go yeb? Sis, boom, bah?
Trying to pile up as much dough as possible before he has to bow out.
We voters of Va-7 threw the weasel Eric Cantor out of office before he could betray us again on amnesty.
Seems like we will have to Cantorize all of his friends in politics to finally be rid of this weasel.
The leading abortion funder? The person who set up the Susan Komen breast cancer organization to fund Planned Parenthood?
Losers hanging out together.
Go Patriots.
The rest of the NFL can inflate this.
Squish the Fish!
Rubio pulled IA and NH ads. Sort of like Napoleon’s army on the way out of Russia . . . except they never started with more than a few guys.
Jeb Bush Admits He Doesn’t Want to Win the Election
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doK8L6DU0uM
I believe its called “sending more good money after bad”. A totally worthless “investment”.
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