Said the man on a ventilator with end stage cancer of the ego as he gasps for his last breath.
What is it with this guy?
How much of the Bush fortune is he willing to waste.
I will say in his defense, that everyone on the debate last evening including Jeb could destroy the last man standing that the democrats throw up against the wall.
The Politico
By Nick Gass
Oct.29 2015
Jeb Bush laughed off the notion that his campaign is “terminal” on Thursday, a day after the former Florida governor struggled to get airtime on stage at the third Republican primary debate and walked into his Florida rival’s trap.
Bush went after Florida Sen. Marco Rubio in Boulder for practicing what he called a “French work week” in the Senate and missing votes during his presidential campaign.
Rubio pounced, remarking that his campaign is “not going to be about attacking anyone else on the stage.”
“There are those that say that that decision, that exchange, is terminal for your campaign,” Fox News’ Jenna Lee remarked, asking Bush why those people are wrong.
Bush chuckled.
“Look, we’re still in October. We have more than 100 days left before we go to the Iowa caucuses.
We have an extraordinary team here,” he remarked, noting the endorsement of former New Hampshire Sen. Judd Gregg and ground operations in early voting states like Iowa and South Carolina.
Of all the campaigns, “we’re the one that has the best organization,” he added.
“I knew this was going to be a long journey, but to suggest that the campaign is terminal? Come on,” he said. “That’s pretty funny.”
Is it?????
THE END
JCscuba
Jim Campbell's 
I might be dead wrong on this, but, after all is said and done, I believe it will come down to a very contentious, not to mention controversial race (reminiscent of the 2000 election) between Bush and Old Lady Clinton. Although they’re on opposite sides of the political fence, both are part of the big money establishment. Although Trump is very wealthy too and is very popular with the American people as is Dr. Ben Carson, I believe being popular has really nothing to do with getting elected to the White House these days. It’s not about what you know or how you will run the nation, but who you know and associate with-as far as super wealthy establishment supporters- that makes all the difference.
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Yep you were right with your first sentence hot tamale.
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Jeb Bush is not too bright!
The GOP needs to United and go after Democratic policies and NOT ATTACK each other.
The debates did see some progress in the GOP attempting to Unite against the Democrats but there is much more work to do!
The basic Democratic philosophy is to give away working people’s tax money to buy votes.
the GOP needs to take the appropriate stance on this issue and make it clear that America is out of free stuff to give away.
The GOP should be in favor of phasing out welfare, phasing out foreign aid, phasing out “pork-barrel” legislation.
Time for change!
Jeb Bush might do better if he focused on Democratic Policies that need repair and leave other members of his party alone.
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I’m with you David. Jim
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As a footnote, I would just like to add that as a child at heart, I still believe in miracles! I also believe that God is a respecter of no person. I am praying that as He did in the days of the Bible, the Lord will foil the deceitful plans of the high and mighty NWO, and raise up a righteous leader to win in the White House in 2016. Someone who will truly restore America, not only in the eyes of the rest of the world, but in His eyes as well!
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Jeb would not be a miracle, we don’t need another RINO we need an economic warrior. Trump is getting my vote.
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