“I’m not running against any of the people running for president, I’m running for president. I’m a doer”, he said of his game plan 100 days before New Hampshire’s primary.
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It’s the last point that Bush’s campaign has claimed will be one of the biggest boosts to the middle class.
“I want people to know that I have a servant’s heart. That’s what I did”.
The e-book covers his two terms as governor, 1999-2007, when he carried a Blackberry at all times, spending 25 to 30 hours a week emailing and responding to a diverse range of people through his public and personal email account. I mean, come on. “That’s fine. I’ve got a record in Florida”.
“Wealthier people are not, as a general rule, filling out the 1040EZ and calling it a day”, said Williamson said.
There’s a new shift in the race to be the Republican non-outsider candidate in the 2016 presidential contest.
The Bush campaign dismissed these rebuttals.
Mr. Bush’s sharp assessments, contained in a biography by Jon Meacham to be published by Random House next week, gave voice to sentiments that many long suspected he had harbored but kept private until now.
He tried to project serenity – that his standing in the polls was of little concern – while emphasizing that he was self-aware enough to realize that he had to improve his debate performance.
But Rubio quickly hit back, essentially getting the last word in an exchange that most deemed a victory for the senator. “All he had to do was say, ‘I’m disappointed in you, ‘ and it would send me in a deep, spiraling depression”, he said. So how is Bush going to improve his tactics on the campaign trail? Among the candidates with more conventional backgrounds, there’s not much distance between the back of the pack and the front.
Rich Killion, Bush’s senior New Hampshire adviser, says the campaign is going after “every vote and everybody”, and will be well-positioned to turn out supporters on Election Day.
Among all the candidates and with voters overall, Bush has the highest unfavorability rating at 58 percent, rivaled only by Trump at 56 percent and Clinton at 52 percent.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is urging “nervous nellies” among his top donors to stop reading the political press, saying the campaign is on the right track and that he will win the first primary contest in New Hampshire.
But the new poll, conducted from October 29 to November 2, shows that Carson’s support may be soft. But for Bush to go out like this, like a washed-up boxer swinging wildly, prompts growing anxiety and even resentment in GOP ranks. “I was really impressed with him today”.
The former governor said he was “not comfortable” with a few of Trump’s foreign policy views – particularly his recent remarks about Syria. “Garnering endorsements of opinion leaders in the state”. His mother and former first lady, Barbara Bush, initially expressed skepticism about the idea of a third Bush becoming president.
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On his bus, Bush said his challenge is to “be better as a performer on the debate stage”. “In Florida, they called me Jeb, because I earned it”.
