Remember when Jeb's wife got into trouble with customs?
http://www.sptimes.com/News/62299/State/Gov_Bush_says_his_wif.shtml
Monday that his wife misled U.S. Customs officials about $19,000 in new clothing and jewelry she brought into the country because she didn't want him to know how much she had spent on her five-day Paris shopping trip.
On Friday, the Bushes disclosed that Columba Bush had paid a $4,100 fine and was briefly detained by Customs agents for failing to declare merchandise when she arrived at Hartsfield International Airport. With that, the low profile enjoyed by the governor's quiet wife ended. "Shop 'til you drop," read a headline Saturday in the Bush's new hometown paper, the Tallahassee Democrat.
Then there is the illegal alien they employed:
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/getreligion/2013/04/that-all-but-missing-detail-about-jeb-bushs-life/
She was almost like a member of the family. An employee, but almost one of them. For three years, Maria Magdalena Romero had tended to the suburban Miami home of Jeb and Columba Bush, had helped to raise their three children, had twined into the fabric of their lives.
Then, with lurching swiftness, she was yanked away. On a mild winter morning in 1991, two immigration agents appeared at the door of the family home looking for the woman Bush’s younger son and namesake, then just 10 years old, remembers as “a super nice lady.” They carried deportation orders.
It didn’t matter that Bush’s father was president of the United States at the time or that a Secret Service agent had answered the door. Romero, who was in the country illegally but had a work permit, wasn’t getting a reprieve.
Other issues:
Jeb haunted by Sandals
http://reno4governor.tripod.com/index-85.html
Bribery scandal
http://www.progress.org/tpr/shameful-scandal-will-jeb-bush-resign/
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