[jimbo123]

Fleecing GOP donors is my middle name!

[jimbo123]

Today's Jeb Bush rally in Greenville, SC.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Evil SOB.

[tet68]

ALL these low tier candidates are just in it for the
cash flow of having a campaign.

They should bow out NOW!

[Nabber]

The JEB media gurus are causing a meltdown — the most popular JEB commercial shows him talking with a medium-size group, stunningly slump-shouldered. Incredible.

[Dr. Sivana]

Was Jeb Bush SuperPAC's big advertising push in early autumn the least effective multi-million dollar advertising campaign ever?

Among presidential candidates, I think I'd go with John Connolly, who spent $10 million in 1980 (about $35 million today) and got one delegate. In state races, all the money spent against Scott Walker ($30-$50 million) failed to moved the needle, and Michael Huffington's race in California, which did nothing but foist his emasculating wife Arriana on the rest of the world.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Having mercenary Mike Murphy as a campaign manager and having him fleece Bush the way he has almost — almost — makes me feel a very little bit sorry for Bush. Then I remember all the nasty things Bush said and continues to say about conservatives and any feeling sorry goes out the window.

[Ms Mable]

A cardboard cutout of him would be more exciting....LOL

[iontheball]

The Kasich PAC is about doing the same. Just look at their first two ads. Talk about being out of step with America, the smart-alecks like Karl Rove fashion themselves so much slicker than us ‘lowlifes’ out in the hinterlands. They actually believe they can discourage/convince/dupe us with their ads to not vote for Trump. They want us to sit out the primary and then after they get their favorite son nominated, they believe they can come back to us and tell us we have to vote for their guy in the general election. So, first they want us to sit out the primary, then they want us to get behind anointed pick in the general election. When the stupid ad campaigns go up in smoke, things will really get interesting because then they will feel the noose tighten around their throats.

[goldstategop]

All the money in the world won’t help a candidate if no one wants to vote for him.

Bush’s name recognition isn’t even an asset; its a liability.

But he’ll keep on slogging even though he has no realistic chance to win the GOP nomination.

He’s way back in the pack. That’s a long way to get back in contention.

[Mr. K]

No, that would be Karl rove’s $350 million spending last election, without winning one single office