Posted on 04/19/2019 7:10:55 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Pierce Bush, a grandson and nephew of presidents, announced Wednesday he is considering running for a Texas seat held by Republicans for decades until last year.
Bush, 38, is eyeing the Lone Star State's 7th Congressional District, in the Houston suburbs. His grandfather George H.W. Bush, represented a version of the district from 1967 to 1971. The former congressman, CIA director and vice president, a Republican, became president for one four-year term in 1989.
Bush, CEO of Houston-based Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star, is the son of Neil Bush, 64, who is the brother of former President George W. Bush, 72, and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, 66.
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He looks like his father, whom I knew in college. Except that his father had long hair.
No más arbustos
Just another statist from a long line of statists?
“Pierce” is Barbara’s maiden name.
He really does look like his father, Neil.
Another, “conservative”, Bush?
Load of crappola just like the last three.
Pierce Bush? Is that a name, or an aspiration?
We are Bushed out and do not need anymore in politics.
They are like the Kennedy’s. Basically worthless and not worth the oxygen they waste each day.
Sorry. My mistake as a I said.
Can we please have an end to the Bush political dynasty?
Would that this were the case with ALL the Bushes.
NO!
Spot on.
Here’s his qualifications.
Pierce Bush had a prominent role discussing the family’s history in the recent CNN documentary special, “The Bush Years: Family, Duty, Power.”
But looks short.
Turn on @KPRCLocal2 tonight at 10pm to see @KPRCDominique interview me about @houstonbbbs pic.twitter.com/8fI46eATdF— Pierce Bush (@PierceBush) July 30, 2014
He can’t tie his tie worth a damn, either. Looks like a slob.
His name ‘Pierce’ comes from the maiden family name of Barbara Bush.
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