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Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush will officially announce he is running for president on June 15, formalizing his high profile campaign that has been ramping up all year amid a growing 2016 Republican field seeking the nomination.
The former Florida governor, who until now has toured the country as a prospective presidential candidate will drop all pretense and launch his campaign at the Miami Dade College Kendall Campus.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
Yep, sources point to June 15 as the official date he'll be announcing his run.
Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush will officially announce he is running for president on June 15, formalizing his high profile campaign that has been ramping up all year amid a growing 2016 Republican field seeking the nomination.
The former Florida governor, who until now has toured the country as a prospective presidential candidate will drop all pretense and launch his campaign at the Miami Dade College Kendall Campus.
edition.cnn.com...
Why wait later than the other candidates to announce a run? Probably to test the waters first. It's also a good time for him to announce his run now. He's tied with Walker in the top spot according to the polls at the moment and many speculate he's raised more money than any of the other candidates. Also whether many choose to admit it or not, George Bush is still rather popular with a large segment of Republican voters and naturally this works out for Jeb. I still doubt he'll get the nomination because of what I view as Bush fatigue in politics. At best he'll probably come second. I can see him getting Texas in the primaries, this is to his advantage, and Florida as well. But I see him losing much of the other south to the other candidates. I think the North East and the West Coast will most likely go to Paul or Walker instead.
originally posted by: ecapsretuo
When this man's brother was Commander-In-Chief, the United States suffered an attack of such phenomenal proportions, the repercussions continue today- money is lost to the Military complex, lives are lost in the Middle East, liberties continue to erode in the States.
At the very very least, 9/11 was a grand display of ineptitude, unaccountability, and incompetence - from the level of President, all the way down through his appointed Administration. Bush's Military Commanders failed to protect the nation, and their only punishment was immediate promotions! After all, no one in Bush's government was held responsible for utterly failing to do their job.
To consider that America and world will never be same- and much for the worse- since the Administration of Jeb's brother;
it seems insane that any American voter would want this family back in office.
originally posted by: ugmold
Glad he waited till he got all his illegal Campaign Contributions before the announcement, another Bush Crook, privileged and still has to cheat, damn the whole stinking family.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: ugmold
Glad he waited till he got all his illegal Campaign Contributions before the announcement, another Bush Crook, privileged and still has to cheat, damn the whole stinking family.
what "illegal Campaign Contributions" are those?
originally posted by: Greathouse
a reply to: Echo007
Name the issues Rand Paul flip-flopped on please ?
This is genuinely bizarre. In 2011, as a U.S. senator, Paul did an on-air interview with ABC in which he said he wants to be “known as a friend of Israel, but not with money you don’t have.” Specifically on the subject of federal aid to Israel, the Kentucky Republican said, We can’t just borrow from our kids’ future and give it to countries, even if they are our friends…. I think they’re an important ally, but I also think that [Israel’s] per capita income is greater than probably three-fourths of the rest of the world. Should we be giving free money or welfare to a wealthy nation? I don’t think so.”