For Republicans, the name "Jeb Bush" is heard more and more. Some have "Bush" fatigue, others insist no one other than a tea party pick is conservative enough. As for me ... I like Jeb. He was a very popular governor during his leadership in Florida. He was actually the Bush son most thought would run for the presidency. I think Jeb should run.
I'm not alone in that thinking. From writer Gary Stein at the Sun Sentinel:
No offense to Barbara Bush, who seems like a fabulous grandmother, and certainly has been a wonderful mother and wife, raising a future president and being married to another one.I disagree that Governor Romney was "boring" and felt that his problems were more that he was running against the Democratic incumbent which may have been one reason Jeb Bush declined to run.
But Barbara, I hope son Jeb doesn’t take your advice not to run for President.
You famously said last week that “We’ve had enough Bushes” when talking about Jeb’s presidential possibilities in 2016.
Actually, if the 2012 Republican presidential hopeful field was any indication, we haven’t had enough.
It seemed like every week, another right wing kook was in the lead for the Republican nomination. They finally went with boring Mitt Romney, and you remember how well that worked out.
Mr. Stein goes on to make the case for Jeb:
Jeb would be refreshing for a GOP candidate, in that he is sane.Yep, it's still early in the race but Jeb is becoming more visible and making appearances around the country. I'll be keeping up with this Bush son who is a conservative leader, no matter what his last name. Jeb Bush for President? I say bring it on.
As governor of Florida, he may have done some things you didn’t like, but he was very popular. And he didn’t come across as crazed.
So I ask you, who do you like for the Republicans in 2016 if it’s NOT Jeb Bush?
Marco Rubio? Rand Paul? Paul Ryan?
Like I said Jeb looks better every second.
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