Jeb Bush

[Gunny]

*sigh* I forgot.

Germs.



Better?

ummm...sure.

[avatar4321]

Jeb might be a good candidate, but even if he was the best id have a really hard time voting for him just because im tired of the same old same old. We see another Bush or Clinton in right now we will see the same old same old.

I could see him a potential vp candidate though. not likely if the public opinion of The President continues, but i have a feeling that if he drops the immigration thing the President will do much better publically by 08.

[nevadamedic]

Jeb might be a good candidate, but even if he was the best id have a really hard time voting for him just because im tired of the same old same old. We see another Bush or Clinton in right now we will see the same old same old.

I could see him a potential vp candidate though. not likely if the public opinion of The President continues, but i have a feeling that if he drops the immigration thing the President will do much better publically by 08.

They should pick Trump to be VP

[JohnDoe]

Romney has Jeb as his vp pick, so the rumor goes.

[nevadamedic]

Romney has Jeb as his vp pick, so the rumor goes.

I really doubt that.

[JohnDoe]

I really doubt that.

appears likely to me...from what this article reports?

Mitt Romney-Jeb Bush for GOP Ticket in 2008?
News Max ^


Posted on 11/15/2006 9:25:46 PM PST by MinorityRepublican


Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has hired several of Jeb Bush’s top aides, leading to speculation that Romney may be courting the outgoing Florida governor for a possible Romney-Bush 2008 ticket for the White House.

After Bush’s former chief of staff and top political adviser, Sally Bradshaw, joined Romney’s Commonwealth political action committee earlier this month, Romney flew to Florida to join Bush for campaign events and fund-raisers - and to gauge Bush’s interest in being a running mate, sources told the Boston Herald.

Soon after, Bush’s chief finance director, Ann Woods Herberger, also joined Romney’s political action committee.

Bush has ruled out running for president himself. But agreeing to accept the vice presidential post would allow him to "run on the national ticket without having to run for the ticket,” since vice presidential candidates are chosen, not elected, political analyst David Mark, a former political reporter who covered Gov. Bush, told the Herald.


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