Posted on 10/25/2015 3:30:14 AM PDT by maggief
He has given up his “C.S.I.” reruns, consuming campaign coverage on Fox News — intently but fretfully — when he is perched in front of the television in his Houston home.
He reads three print newspapers daily, dials into briefings given by advisers to his son Jeb’s presidential campaign and stays up late to watch prime-time debates — after sitting through the so-called undercard, too.
Former President George Bush, 91 and frail, is straining to understand an election season that has, for his son and the Republican Party, lurched sharply and stunningly off script. And he is often bewildered by what he sees.
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More is at stake in this race than Jeb Bush’s political career, friends of the family say. The Bush name has been prominent in national politics for three decades, and a rejection of the younger son by the electorate, especially in the primary, could be deeply wounding to a family proud of its role in American history.
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“Why is this hard for the Bushes to see?”
If you are covered in mud to the point that you can just get your nose out to breathe, your ears are filled with mud and you have to close your eyes to keep the mud out of them, it is obvious to someone standing on solid ground and looking at you just what your problem is but all you know is that you can’t see or hear anything and you can barely breathe.
41 is irritated because the NWO isn’t doing so well this season. The Dauphin is struggling.
Indeed interesting and thanks.
Although I think Reagan’s choices were horrible. All a bunch of Establishment/Globalist.
!Yeb, besa mu culo!
Estoy Bush fatiga
New tagline ....
stay outa da bushes!
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