After months of struggling to make a positive, lasting impression, the once-favored establishment candidate in the GOP presidential primary is out with a new ad aiming to scare Republicans away from front-runner Donald Trump and back to their senses, with him as their only electable hope.
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The former Florida governor also said it’s still a “work in progress” as to when his brother, former President George W. Bush, will appear on the campaign trail but told voters to expect it. “Rather than talking about how popular they are, how great they are, he’s doing it because he sees a huge need and it’s not being filled by anybody”, she says in the video.
Some valid points are made in the clumsy routine and to really help drive the point home, “Grease Live” star Vanessa Hudgens joins the crew to end the number on a strong note.
The ad, titled “All Talk”, shows a clip of Cruz at an event on December 5, 2015 vowing to “carpet bomb [ISIS] into oblivion”.
Cruz went on This Week with George Stephanopoulos on September 8, 2013 to call military action “a mistake”, and Rubio said at the time that he was “unconvinced that the use of force proposed here will work”.
Business & Economics Polling Initiative (BEPI) matched some of the leading Democratic and Republican presidential candidates against each other in a poll released on Wednesday with most of the matchups proving close. In early April 2013, she famously said “we’ve had enough Bushes”. According to the campaign, the letter was her idea, and when the campaign fact-checked the statistics she used about his record, they found them all to be accurate. And he said of former President George W. Bush, “I’m sure my brother will be campaigning by my side”.
When you cast your vote consider Jeb.
Miller said there were no details available about the two Bush brothers campaigning together.
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“If anybody’s more powerful in my family than my mother, I don’t know who it is”, he quipped.
