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Jeb: ‘I’m a better bet’ than Rubio
Posted On Nov 14 2015
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Asked if that’s a change from his gubernatorial runs in 1998 and 2002, Bush quipped, “That’s a change from 1953 when I was a little baby”.
Rubio said the government must deal with those here illegally “responsibly but realistically” and that those seeking legal status would have to pass a criminal background check, pay a fine and learn English. Rubio responded by condescendingly telling Bush, “Someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help you”.
Mr Bush has recently been publicising his new book, “Reply All”, a collection of stories told through the emails he received as governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007.
“I think he has a younger perspective. I just don’t understand why that’s such a complex thing”, he said to applause at the event, which was held in a Coca-Cola bottling facility.
A few people close to Bush, however, are warning his campaign to back away from attacking on Rubio – as it could damage Bush’s name and may not do any good in either resurrecting his campaign or taking down Rubio, whom many see as the Republican Party’s future. The lack of a strong Nazi movement in 1920s Germany could have meant that the Communists would have come to power in Germany, leading to revolutionary conflicts throughout Europe that likely would have led to war.
“We had an exchange at every break”, he said on Fox News’s “America’s Newsroom”, according to The Hill.
“Maybe that’s not what we should be judging a president off of”, she added.
Max Ragno, a freshman at Tallahassee Community College who now backs Texas Sen.
“It went good”, Bush said as he entered a grocery store in Johnston, where he poured coffee at the store’s annual Veterans Day breakfast.
Chris Temple, a 46-year-old Florida truck driver and lifelong Republican, said he’s narrowed the choice to Trump or Bush. Don’t worry, people about to complain about this article in the comments or on social media. The Times reporter spoke with Bush aides who are “seething with anger and alarmed” over Rubio’s rapid growth in the polls.
