Poor Little Jeb Bush.....

[kpete]

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[UTUSN]

1. R#8 & K n/t

[Ace Rothstein]

2. Never saw Bush crashing and burning as badly as he has.

[leftyladyfrommo]

3. It's so bad I feel sorry for the guy.

How humiliating.

[lark]

5. I had to live with him as governor for 8 years.

No tears here and even a little hahahahaha is felt. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. He deserves some bad results (karma) after that low down Terri Schiavo stunt he pulled. I'll never forget or forgive that indecency.

[OriginalGeek]

12. ^^^^What lark said

and as bad as he was, I think gov. skeletor is worse. Pretty sure he's gonna let 'em frack us to the depths of R'lyeh.

[lark]

28. LOL, I think of him as Voldemort.

Yes, sad to say, he makes Jeb look sane. Don't know if FL can ever recover from all the harm he's caused.

[madinmaryland]

18. I don't. I am enjoying seeing the Bush name humiliated once again.

Entitled asshole is getting what he deserves.

[OhZone]

19. I don't get how anyone thought he had a chance!

I mean, who would have voted for Hoover's brother in the 30s?

[Mc Mike]

23. Fantastic analogy, Oh. Thanks. nt.

[NCjack]

24. He keep us safe!

[Phentex]

27. I didn't think it would be this bad...

but I am not sorry about it.

[Punx]

4. One of the best stories

From Iowa last night was the complete failure of Jebby after all the money he spent. He ended up with what, about 2% of the vote.

The BUSH family name can't sink low enough as far as I'm concerned.

[Contrary1]

10. I read somewhere earlier today

that each vote cost him about $3,000. Well done, Jeb!!!!!

I awarded him extra !!!'s for effort.

[TeamPooka]

16. I read $30,000. a vote. I think it was in Latest Breaking News... nt

[Punx]

17. I heard around $1,600

On Thom Hartmann's show this morning. But I'm rather inclined to believe your number. Would love to see the Oligarchs go broke and losing at the same time.

Extra !!!'s

[MatthewStLouis]

6. Thank you for this! /nt

[forest444]

7. I take it Miguel Recarrey couldn't be reached.

Too busy enjoying his Medicare fraud proceeds.

[Xolodno]

8. I wouldn't count him out yet.

McCain was considered toast and came roaring back.

Plus there was no way he was going to win Iowa anyway. He is an "establishment" Repub and the "establishment" voters went with Rubio (which is less than 25% of the Iowa GOP, scary huh?)......and Rubio with his inexperience, better have an awesome team to keep getting lucky.

[StevieM]

11. Agreed. If he can take second in New Hampshire they will portray it as a comeback for the ages.

The only one who is finished for sure is Chris Christie. He is no longer part of the so-called establishment lane out there. I think that voters finally saw him for who he is after he castigated that young girl who asked him why he didn't stay in New Jersey after the storm.

[Maru Kitteh]

21. I think they're both finished but

I would give Christie a better chance of hanging on, He's certainly a more overt jerk, but that's an endearing quality in the republican primary voter base.

Jeb is just a craptastic candidate. Nobody cares.

[Contrary1]

9. You mean Babs didn't show up? n/t

[Liberal_in_LA]

13. Lol

[CTyankee]

14. what if you're dead and you don't know it...kinda like that movie "The Sixth Sense"...

[hifiguy]

15. With a bit of luck this is the final banishment

of that horrifying family of vampiric criminals from the national political stage.

[NCjack]

25. Jeb and "W" are urgently needed to run the family ranch in Central America. /nt

[Hekate]

20. Jeb?! brought us Dubya's disastrous presidency. He was in on PNAC. He's a Bush.

I laugh at him for acting like a dweeb's dweeb, but the real issue is his position in the Bush Crime Family. He has already indirectly brought this country untold harm by rigging the Florida election in 2000 and allowing his brother to be president. For that he should have been in prison, not running for president.

He's hanging on hoping for a brokered convention is my guess. I hope the entire family feels his humiliation.

People moan that the Clintons and Bushes are founding presidential dynasties but that is very wide of the mark. The Clintons are one power couple, husband and wife. The Bushes are an entire multigenerational extended family, politics and plutocracy on both sides going back to great grandparents iirc. Do you know they have at least one nephew being groomed for national office now? None of that brood ever gets assassinated, unlike the Kennedys who tried to do some good. (Not that there should ever be political assassinations in the country, gods forbid; I am just making an observation.)

I want Jeb!? crushed so badly this year that his sons and nephews and the rest of the coming generations completely rethink the idea of running for so much as County dog catcher.

[silvershadow]

22. I would imagine future generations will at some point soon change their last names. nt

[Helen Borg]

26. He is as dumb as Chimpy but...

I think he is more self-aware of sucking, somehow. That is why he cannot win, he knows he sucks at some level, even if he denies it on the outside. Chimpy didn't, or did not care.

[nxylas]

29. I'd have put my hand up

I'd love to be a surrogate speaker for Jeb! Provided I was allowed to improvise a little