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Governor Jeb Bush is probably thinking that eight years of Obama disaster will be enough to clear the way for another Bush to get elected President. He is wrong.

I believe the Bushes are decent people (I also know I could be wrong about that). But they need to back the heck off. Any effort on the part of the Bush machine to put another one of them in the White House will only help ruin the GOP and confine it to permanent failure.

Here's what I do. Thank the Bush family for their service, and tell them no thanks to any more of them. It is time for them to step aside. The real GOP hope is to draw from the tea parties a new commitment to Reagan's small government conservative ideas.

The era of kinder-gentler-thousand-points-of-compassionate-big-government-tone-changing-Bushism is over.

If RINOs don't like it, well, don't blame me. I voted for Palin.

[kindred]

Like all politcal posturing, the GOP is pretending to be conservative but continuing their leftist politcy. They are so deservably destroyed and only the fools of America do not know it.
The third parties are the only hope for Ameican conservatives and all else will fail.

[traditional1]

If this is “The Plan” for the Republican Party, they are TOAST. As soon as you hear the words “inclusion”, “wider appeal”, and “reach out to minorities”, you KNOW it’s RINO-CENTRAL which ignores the U. S. Constitution, traditional values, FAMILY, and personal responsibility. CORE CONSERVATIVE VALUES and elimination of favored treatment of designated classes is the ONLY hope to bring America back from the Communist takeover we have in Washington now.

[MinuteGal]

Jeb is surfacing for a reason.

My guess is that he's setting up to run for senator from Florida, then on to the presidency at a later date.

It's important to read the whole article here. McCain is in this group Bush is working with to "restore" the Republican party.

That did it for me. My GOP tent is not large enough for camel McCain to even stick his nose into.

Leni

[jla]

Former governors Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush joined Congressman Eric Cantor to talk health care, the economy and national security at the first town hall meeting for the National Council for a New America on Saturday. But the group steered clear of abortion and same-sex marriage -- wedge issues that have led to the defection of moderates and independents.

Then we have Sarah Palin.
Video of Sarah Palin's speech at Right To Life dinner in Evansville, Indiana on Apr 16, 2009.

[Roccus]

Bush
Kennedy
Clinton
Romney
Gore
Rockefeller
(there are more, but I haven’t reached my caffiene quota)

I am sick and tired of dynastic political families!

[varon]

I believe the Bushes are decent people (I also know I could be wrong about that). But they need to back the heck off. Any effort on the part of the Bush machine to put another one of them in the White House will only help ruin the GOP and confine it to permanent failure.

Ditto

[EternalVigilance]

America's Independent Party

[Travis McGee]

Please.....NO MORE BUSHES!

[devane617]

Jeb is certainly the best of the ‘Bush’ bunch, but he will do nothing but keep the bush hatred stirred. We need to purge the Bush family from the Republican party once and for all. They will create, and have created, nothing but messes. Please go away Jeb!

[teletech]

A REAL Conservative agenda will take electing REAL Conservatives to Congress. What we have now is a republican Party that caves into Democrats on a regular basis. Conservative ideas are being squahed by a liberal leftist news media. We need news outlets that promote Conservative ideas.

[devane617]

"I believe the Bushes are decent people (I also know I could be wrong about that). But they need to back the heck off. Any effort on the part of the Bush machine to put another one of them in the White House will only help ruin the GOP and confine it to permanent failure."

The way GW left the WH and the Republican party a complete disaster, it would not surprise me that this is a calculated effort to inflict even more damage on conservatives. They undoubtedly know the absolute hatred for them, so to trot out Jeb must be a calculated effort. I can't believe any thinking person in the Republican party would ever dream of doing this.

[Arthur McGowan]

A Bush. Wants to “rebuild” the Republican Party.

Third times the charm!

[upchuck]

Jeb Bush?

We are so screwed.

BUMP!

[rexgrossmansonlyfan]

While I’m not one of those that hate W I actually think Jeb would have made the better President.

[metalurgist]

Just this one time I'm going to listen to Jesse Jackson and take his advice. STAY OUT THE BUSH'S!
I've had enough of that family's twisted Nobles Oblige.

[dfwgator]

For once I agree with Jesse Jackson, “Stay Outta Da Bushes.”

[Grunthor]

“Jeb Bush to Help Rebuild GOP”

God help us.

[Sarah Barracuda]

If Jeb Bush is gonna help “Rebuild” the GOP, then adios GOP..Geez what part of THROW OUT THE RINOS do they not understand, and don’t worry, I don’t blame you, I voted for Sarah too

[gogogodzilla]

Well, that it then.

I’ll be ripping up my Republican card now. I will not support the establishment of hereditary politicians. Bush Jr. was the last straw.

[Danae]

He can go campaign for Sarah! That works for me!