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Bush says reallocation of campaign money is not a bad sign
Posted On Jan 01 2016
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“It’s beyond ridiculous; it’s quite unsafe”, he said.
Trump issued plenty of criticisms against Bush also, playing up the former governor’s low polling numbers, his support for immigration, and emphasizing what Trump called Bush’s “low-energy” personality. And he’ll move on to the next thing, and he fills the space….I think the emotion of the here and now will subside.
“But for Barack Obama, Donald Trump’s effect would not be almost as strong as it is”, Bush said.
Jeb Bush and a super pack supporting him are leveling fresh attacks on Donald Trump and the real estate mogul has noticed, making Bush a top target at recent campaign rally’s… Ted Cruz, who is rising in Iowa, which on February 1 will be the first state to hold a contest in the presidential primary.
Mr. Bush said he disagreed with Mr. Obama’s belief that Mr. Trump is “exploiting” blue-collar workers and their anxieties to manifest as xenophobia and intolerance, an opinion the president expressed in an earlier interview with NPR this month. Bush travels to New Hampshire and SC before returning to his home in Miami for New Year’s Day.
Both Trump and Bush are campaigning in SC on Wednesday. He already has backing from prominent Republican officeholders including Sen. “One particular candidate comes to mind”, Bush told supporters at the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches.
Meanwhile, Trump has made so many offensive remarks about women, Hispanics, Muslims and other groups that it’s hard to imagine he could pull together the diverse coalition necessary to win the general election. Bush isn’t going to get anywhere imitating the bullying tactics of Trump; he will succeed only in further sullying his family name. I want to be General Douglas MacArthur We want to go in, we don’t want them to know what the hell we’re doing. And then shortly after that, the tragedy of Paris took place. He said Trump would “never be president”. “He is the antidote in some people’s minds to the politically correct, divisive policies of Barack Obama”.
