[C19fan]

According to the metric Silver comes up with Dauphin Bush is even more liberal than John McCain and Willard. Looking at the bad side except for Bush II, Dauphin Bush seems to be in the ideological ballpark for the GOP nominee going back to Bush I.

[demshateGod]

He will win the nomination. They GOP primary is fixed.

[Boiler Plate]

Well, I am not voting him.

[pallis]

In answer to the question, yes. When Jeb says he wants to return the American dream, he means he wants more illegals to come and plunder our riches. The boy has a one track mind, and that track runs up from our southern border, straight to the royal privilege of Washington.

[baltimorepoet]

If Jeb wins the primary, the Republican party should change its symbol from an Elephant to a Rhino.

[Beagle8U]

” Roughly 31 percent of Republican primary voters describe themselves as moderate or liberal, potentially enough to leave Bush as one of two or three remaining viable nominees after the first few states vote in 2016.”

Do away with open primaries and those dumba$$ caucuses and that 31% goes back to the libtard primaries where it belongs!

[DPMD]

Considering the influence of the media and GOP establishment, it’s possible he may not be liberal enough. We need to know how low he scores on the official McCain-o-meter.

[amnestynone]

A passive do nothing Republican is not necessarily a non-conservative. He is just passive do nothing Republican from the Chamber of Commerce.

[Ramonne]

I will vote for the democrat, or not at all. The sad thing is it really won’t matter

[Inkie]

The way the machine is rigged, he could probably get the nomination by outspending competitors to eliminate them early in the game. So he could well get the nomination.

But he will NOT get elected. Dole, McCain and Romney were moderates who supposedly appealed to middle of the roaders - but the base stayed home.

They will for Bush, too.

[Wuli]

Yes, yes, yes.

The Bushes are the GOP half of the elitists managing the big government statist duopoly that thinks IT runs the country.

[arthurus]

No. He will “win” the nomination.