One-On-One With Jeb Bush In New Hampshire

“If you’re looking for some guy like that, I’m not your guy”. At his town hall, he blasted Obama for bypassing Congress, saying he “doesn’t have the authority to do it” and argued that efforts to close the so-called gun show loop hole won’t “solve any problems”.

Manchester resident Mike Whitten had a different opinion of Bush.

MEREDITH, N.H. (AP) Republican Jeb Bush actually has some nice things to say about Donald Trump, but stands by his comment that the billionaire GOP presidential front-runner is a “jerk”. The former president’s popularity has soared in recent years, with a Bloomberg Politics poll in November finding that 77% of Republicans and Republican-leaning voters had a favorable opinion of the former president. “That’s why I called him a jerk, because he disparaged a person who he knew had a disability and made fun of him”.

“Yeah”, Bush replied. “It is something to consider because he is very popular”.

“Slow and steady wins the race”, Bush told the seventh grader.

He said he had asked Noelle’s permission before speaking publicly about it. She is now 38 and in recovery.

So far, the questions about the last Republican president have focused on whether he could help his brother become the third member of the family to win the party’s presidential nomination. Kinzinger went on to say that Republicans got some good things in the bill, including, stopping insurance companies from receiving government bailouts because of Obamacare.

At the end of his answer, he pointed to Emanuel across the room, looked him straight in the eye, and added: “I want your vote”.

While the second President Bush’s persistent upside-down favorability ratings with the public at large suggest his brother is smart to distance himself, the Republican numbers suggest that in the current primary season, when Jeb has struggled to create excitement, his brother would be an indispensable surrogate.

“What I learnt was that the pain that you feel when you have a loved one who has addiction challenges and kind of spirals out of control is something that is shared with a whole lot of people”, the former Florida Governor told a forum on heroin addiction in New Hampshire on Tuesday, offering a rare glimpse of his personal life. “You got to take on the bully head on and that’s what I’m doing”.