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In the discussion thread: Jeb Bush Excommunicated From Republican Party [View all]

Tue Jun 12, 2012, 10:10 AM

11. Jeb is no more trustworthy

than any other member of his insidious family of pillagers and plunderers. His remarks are likely nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to make him more widely pallatable for 2016, and Grover Fuckwad Norquist is merely playing his part in the charade. They are banking on short memory. Reality is that this country cannot CANNOT risk another Bush in the White House. Not ever.

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40 replies	Author	Time	Post
Jeb Bush Excommunicated From Republican Party [View all]	kpete	Jun 2012	OP
Jeb is reading the tea leaves...	Raven	Jun 2012	#1
That's how I see it. The Republican Party is in decline, despite Scott Walker's "win".	Scuba	Jun 2012	#2
Sorry. Even a sane American will still reject Bush	Woody Woodpecker	Jun 2012	#6
"Every sane American"	Arugula Latte	Jun 2012	#20
No matter what Jeb says or does, I'll still follow the advice of Rev. Al	tech3149	Jun 2012	#30
I think the real truth is that Jeb hates Norquist, sees him for what he is, a manipulative,	monmouth	Jun 2012	#33
Their may be something bigger going on behind the scenes	Quixote1818	Jun 2012	#24
+1	intheflow	Jun 2012	#38
The Republican Party of today is nothing	HockeyMom	Jun 2012	#3
the republicans don't like what their base is asking for right now	KurtNYC	Jun 2012	#4
Jeb is a thief	liberalnationalist	Jun 2012	#5
A lot of George W's people are working	Raven	Jun 2012	#7
good point	liberalnationalist	Jun 2012	#12
Grover is stoopbizarre	BeyondGeography	Jun 2012	#8
I may hate Norquist with the heat of a thousand suns but I'll never consider him stupid	tech3149	Jun 2012	#32
Selection 2000. Fuck JEB.	Solly Mack	Jun 2012	#9
Something big is afoot. Norquist and the Tea Party are headed for a fall.	rhett o rick	Jun 2012	#10
Jeb is no more trustworthy	madamesilverspurs	Jun 2012	#11
Thing is	BumRushDaShow	Jun 2012	#15
agreed!	liberalnationalist	Jun 2012	#17
The GOP will reap what they sow - division, discontent, blame-shifting, and ...	TahitiNut	Jun 2012	#27
Jeb is scenting that the anti-tax fanatics may finally lose their grip...	JHB	Jun 2012	#13
Sounds like an NRC contingency plan	sadbear	Jun 2012	#14
Jeb's just brushing up his bona fides with the "independents" & "mavericks" for his 2016	FSogol	Jun 2012	#16
Well, I don't want him either.	Tommy_Carcetti	Jun 2012	#18
I still would never vote for Bush	SoutherDem	Jun 2012	#19
Nice to see some internal struggle develop in the GOP	sellitman	Jun 2012	#21
Hmm.	Phlem	Jun 2012	#22
Excommunicated or not, DO NOT let this child of Ungoliant near public office again. He's as	Malikshah	Jun 2012	#23
Don't you believe it...he is just playing good cop.	zeemike	Jun 2012	#25
"We aren't crazy!!! We aren't crazy!!!"	lindysalsagal	Jun 2012	#37
What???!! The Dauphin refused to kiss the ring and slippers of The Little Macchiavelli?	librechik	Jun 2012	#26
+1 Macchiavelli is right!	L0oniX	Jun 2012	#35
Thats OK.	bvar22	Jun 2012	#28
There is definitely dirty work afoot!	LongTomH	Jun 2012	#29
"Even a few Republicans around Tallahassee have described the governor's style as 'dictatorial.' "	steve2470	Jun 2012	#31
From the Garden Gnome who has psycho-sexual fantasies about drowning babies in bathtubs	aint_no_life_nowhere	Jun 2012	#34
Amazing how "stupid" people become when they diverge from orthodoxy, isn't it?	Marr	Jun 2012	#36
He's running in 2016. eof.	Egalitarian Thug	Jun 2012	#39
Question> If RMoney "dropped out" of the race	goclark	Jun 2012	#40

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