Jeb Bush to run for president in 2012?

[Col. Flagg]

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/another- ... d=11220956

Another President Bush? Will Jeb Bush Set Sights on the White House?

This probably isn't the first time you've heard someone ask if Jeb Bush is going to run for president. It won't be the last. Political dynasties don't just die off, especially when they control the presidency for 12 of 22 years and have in their depth chart the extremely popular former governor of a key swing state.

Some political observers say by all rights, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush should be running for president. He has strong conservative credentials, an impeccable political pedigree, can appeal to the all-important Hispanic population, and could do well in his home state, which is populous, up for grabs, and often decides general elections.

Are the people of this nation dumb enough to vote in another Bush as president?

[Original_Intent]

Let me tell you a story 'bout a man named Jeb,
An oil tycoon, we're trapped in his family's web,
Made their money by stealing Arab crude,
sending our sons to fight, I think they're pretty rude!

Bushes, that is... Nazi financiers, Skull and Bones boys.

(To the Beverly Hillibillies theme if you missed it!)

[clarkkent14]

Boy with a rigged election he could make the family dream a reality. Would we really allow our Fascist dictator be named Jeb?

[Jason]

Boy with a rigged election he could make the family dream a reality. Would we really allow our Fascist dictator be named Jeb?

W got in.....

[Col. Flagg]

My feeling is that whoever the international financiers want in, that's who it's gonna be. The President of the U.S. has become nothing more than a puppet and is controlled behind the scenes by a powerful group of wealthy elitists.

[Original_Intent]

I don't thi9nk Obama was their choice.

I am not saying they don't have their hooks firmly in him, but I think now they are just using him to show us how bad it can get when they don't get their way.

[Col. Flagg]

I don't thi9nk Obama was their choice.

I am not saying they don't have their hooks firmly in him, but I think now they are just using him to show us how bad it can get when they don't get their way.

OI, go back and do a little history digging into Obama's past... you'll see he had been groomed for years by the money masters to become president.

[Original_Intent]

I don't thi9nk Obama was their choice.

I am not saying they don't have their hooks firmly in him, but I think now they are just using him to show us how bad it can get when they don't get their way.

OI, go back and do a little history digging into Obama's past... you'll see he had been groomed for years by the money masters to become president.

As I said, I am sure he has been well groomed and those in control have him well in hand. I think most elections both candidates are well positioned in a "heads I win, tails you lose" arrangement. I am just saying that I don;t think Obama was their choice this time.

Look at the Tea Party movement. This largely came about because of Obama carrying on policies that if McCain had done the same would not have been the result. TPTB are still getting all of the policies they want, but now the left AND the right are seeing that there is no difference between the two parties and these results were easily predictable. With McCain it would have been just "more of the same" and more blame on the corrupt white old men's club. People would have been discontent but they would have rolled over and just said "nothing ever changes" and it wouuld have been all right because no one would have really expected anything to change.

Or maybe the unrest due to the shattered hopes of change is exactly what they want. They have the deck stacked so deep it is hard to tell what isn;t a desired outcome. (Personally I think Obama winning was the better result if only because of some awakening it has caused.)

[Jason]

I don't thi9nk Obama was their choice.

I am not saying they don't have their hooks firmly in him, but I think now they are just using him to show us how bad it can get when they don't get their way.

OI, go back and do a little history digging into Obama's past... you'll see he had been groomed for years by the money masters to become president.

As I said, I am sure he has been well groomed and those in control have him well in hand. I think most elections both candidates are well positioned in a "heads I win, tails you lose" arrangement. I am just saying that I don;t think Obama was their choice this time.

Look at the Tea Party movement. This largely came about because of Obama carrying on policies that if McCain had done the same would not have been the result. TPTB are still getting all of the policies they want, but now the left AND the right are seeing that there is no difference between the two parties and these results were easily predictable. With McCain it would have been just "more of the same" and more blame on the corrupt white old men's club. People would have been discontent but they would have rolled over and just said "nothing ever changes" and it wouuld have been all right because no one would have really expected anything to change.

Or maybe the unrest due to the shattered hopes of change is exactly what they want. They have the deck stacked so deep it is hard to tell what isn;t a desired outcome. (Personally I think Obama winning was the better result if only because of some awakening it has caused.)

McCain obviously (to me) threw the election to Obama....the New Age movement (spiritual aspect of NWO) united (for the 1st time) to throw all their support behind Obama. Obama got the $$$$....

Candidate (Party)↓ Amount raised↓ Amount spent↓ Votes↓ Average spent per vote↓
Barack Obama (D) $532,946,511 $513,557,218 69,498,215 $7.39
John McCain (R) $379,006,485 $346,666,422 59,948,240 $5.78
Ralph Nader (I) $4,496,180 $4,187,628 738,720 $5.67
Bob Barr (L) $1,383,681 $1,345,202 523,713 $2.57
Chuck Baldwin (C) $261,673 $234,309 199,437 $1.17
Cynthia McKinney (G) $240,130 $238,968 161,680 $1.48
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Sta ... tion,_2008

[Like]

Jeb can't be all that bad. Jeb is hanging out with Rand Paul to help raise money for him.

I wonder which one is riding the coat tails of the other?

[Jason]

Jeb can't be all that bad. Jeb is hanging out with Rand Paul to help raise money for him.

I wonder which one is riding the coat tails of the other?

....or if Rand Paul is all that he's cracked up to be....

[Like]

Jeb can't be all that bad. Jeb is hanging out with Rand Paul to help raise money for him.

I wonder which one is riding the coat tails of the other?

....or if Rand Paul is all that he's cracked up to be....

I hope he is.

[Jason]

Jeb can't be all that bad. Jeb is hanging out with Rand Paul to help raise money for him.

I wonder which one is riding the coat tails of the other?

....or if Rand Paul is all that he's cracked up to be....

I hope he is.

Not looking good.....looks like a deal with the devil if I ever saw one!

One of the difficulties with politicians....always compromising! Many I've seen who all they care about is getting the money....and saying whatever was popular to get the money....and just like business....there are niches to be marketed and mined.

One of my frustrations with Ron Paul.....all I get from him anymore is begging for more money....every single email. Starting to remind me of Orrin Hatch's big campaigns to get $5 from every single little guy while he was eating lunch with and taking orders every day from the PTB.

[Col. Flagg]

journal.com/article/20100716/NEWS01/7160359/1008/Rand-Paul-getting-fundraising-help-from-former-Florida-governor-Jeb-Bush]raise money for him[/url].

I wonder which one is riding the coat tails of the other?

....or if Rand Paul is all that he's cracked up to be....

I hope he is.

Not looking good.....looks like a deal with the devil if I ever saw one!

I feel the same way... it would appear Rand is only a shadow of his Father.

One of my frustrations with Ron Paul.....all I get from him anymore is begging for more money....every single email.

C4L? Me too. Although, you have to admit... it takes LOTS of money to be involved in politics nowadays.

[Jason]

Although, you have to admit... it takes LOTS of money to be involved in politics nowadays.

LOL.....and when its all Federal Reserve notes.....who's going to win at the end of the day?

Only way to ride this one out is bunkering down....

[Like]

In my experience, political saviors are nothing but a mirage.

[Jason]

In my experience, political saviors are nothing but a mirage.

Amen! Even Ron Paul as much as it kills me to say it......

[Col. Flagg]

In my experience, political saviors are nothing but a mirage.

Amen! Even Ron Paul as much as it kills me to say it......

Ron is the best thing to happen to people like us in a long time... he stands for all that is right, good and Constitutional and against the evil emanating from a very corrupt government! IMHO, he'll go down in history as a modern day Founding Father.

[Jason]

In my experience, political saviors are nothing but a mirage.

Amen! Even Ron Paul as much as it kills me to say it......

Ron is the best thing to happen to people like us in a long time... he stands for all that is right, good and Constitutional and against the evil emanating from a very corrupt government! IMHO, he'll go down in history as a modern day Founding Father.

maybe....the story isn't over yet!

[Col. Flagg]

Amen! Even Ron Paul as much as it kills me to say it......

Ron is the best thing to happen to people like us in a long time... he stands for all that is right, good and Constitutional and against the evil emanating from a very corrupt government! IMHO, he'll go down in history as a modern day Founding Father.

maybe....the story isn't over yet!

Just curious Jason... what is it about Ron that keeps you off the bandwagon?

[Original_Intent]

In my experience, political saviors are nothing but a mirage.

Amen! Even Ron Paul as much as it kills me to say it......

A P O S T A T E ! ! !

[Jason]

Just curious Jason... what is it about Ron that keeps you off the bandwagon?

...well for the record I used to be on the bandwagon and I put my money where my mouth was....also gave up my independence and became a Republican just so I could vote for him....

Ron Paul is great...but he's a man subject to the weakness of the flesh just like all the rest of us. He's also a politician and like all politician's he compromises at times (less than all the rest which is hat's off to him)....nor am I trying to beat him down but he has compromised and kept his mouth shut at some very key critical moments....I don't have the time or desire right now to list them all off point by point....and I don't want to beat down one of the best - if not the best guys currently there....but he's no Patrick Henry or George Washington....and in his defense the deck is stacked to an extent the founding fathers never could have imagined.

....now as for my falling off the bandwagon....I don't believe in political salvation anymore! I don't think its possible to beat the beast without divine intervention!

The situation at hand and the future look as baked in the cake as I can conceive. The wicked will have to destroy the wicked! We'll pick up the pieces and start over when its over.....and the Lord has finished preaching His sermons!

[Quiet Cricket]

....now as for my falling off the bandwagon....I don't believe in political salvation anymore! I don't think its possible to beat the beast without divine intervention!

I agree. It is also the only way to life as a free people. If the people won't abide by divine laws then our whole philosophy of good government won't work anyway, because the Lord isn't behind us to fight our battles.

[Jason]

....now as for my falling off the bandwagon....I don't believe in political salvation anymore! I don't think its possible to beat the beast without divine intervention!

I agree. It is also the only way to life as a free people. If the people won't abide by divine laws then our whole philosophy of good government won't work anyway, because the Lord isn't behind us to fight our battles.

Amen!

[leeuniverse]

Are the people of this nation dumb enough to vote in another Bush as president?

1. Jeb Bush is actually likely the "best" of any of the Bushes, thus I'm not at all against his running.

2. Would you have rather had Clinton in there or John Kerry or Al Gore? You need to learn to count your blessings buddy. Yes, both Bush's made a couple of mistakes, but they were certainly way better than anything else we had access to.

3. I don't think he will be running this time around. If he ever does choose to run, he knows he needs to give the country some time. There is simply too much Bush hatred at this time.

We need Romney & Allen West the next time around. They are the best and most qualified to both fix things and to do what needs to be done in this world we live in.
And stop the bearing false witness of Romney. They only "actual" thing wrong with him is he too often speaks with little emotion, thus too polished, he needs to be more natural acting and in his expressions.