[Sontagged]

So Bush is busing people in to CPAC?

This all smells like a publicity stunt, one way or another, bad publicity for publicity’s sake. Even the protest seems over-the-top.

The last thing conservatives need is a controversy over protests at CPAC, instead of a focus on the message of conservatism.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

So Bush is busing people in to CPAC?

I guess you could say it's a dry run for the Iowa caucuses [where it's a show of your organizational skill and clout]. Money helps.

[VRWCarea51]

The last thing conservatives need is a controversy over protests at CPAC, instead of a focus on the message of conservatism.

Then I would suggest they stop inviting Liberal Republican Establishment types to show up and speak.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

So Bush is busing people in to CPAC?

All RINOs do. McCain did it in 2008. All the regular CPAC attendees (IIRC) expected the room to be empty for his speech, but were blindsided when busloads of fresh faces walked in at the last minute.

[duffee]

If bush has people bussed in and he already has people saving seats for others when the protesters go to the “rest room” the rest of the bush people will come in and it will appear he has support among Conservatives. They should hold their seats and applause.

[af_vet_rr]

The last thing conservatives need is a controversy over protests at CPAC, instead of a focus on the message of conservatism.

If folks were concerned about conservatives at CPAC, then Jeb Bush should not be allowed into the place. If people want to vote for Jeb Bush, then they might as well register as Democrats, because a vote for a liberal that has an (R) next to his name is still a vote for a liberal.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“So Bush is busing people in to CPAC?”

That wreaks of dim/lefty/progressive/socialist/communist/totalitarian/or otherwise LIV/ACORN tactics, does it not?