The front page of today’s New York Times features a photo of Bush in an Uber vehicle, over a story about Republican candidates embracing the company. “Then they shouldn’t take federal law enforcement money”. The former Florida governor seemed comfortable – and boring.
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Bush arrived and left in an Uber, a company he likes to highlight as an example of the new economy.
“I want to win”, he said.
On Border Patrol: He believes the border can be monitored and controlled with drones – that way the country can know when people are trying to illegally cross the borders.
“It’s a great Republican optic”, said Eric Herzik, a political science professor at the University of Nevada, Reno. And this (Silver State Charter School) is the ideal forum for that type of candidate to make that kind of argument about public education. Bush responded by denouncing discrimination in general, but also diminishing the need for legal protections and saying they should be only enacted at the state level.
Hickey said Bush’s education reforms and philosophy could help him with Nevada voters.
The truth, though, is that the president of the United States has no power to influence municipal disputes over taxi regulations, so there is approximately nothing Jeb will do as president to affect the regulations that govern Uber and other ride-sharing companies. Its presidential caucuses, both Republican and Democrat, are among the first four state presidential primaries or caucuses of 2016. “He didn’t say anything about how he would fix it. Or anything he would do to make sure this was working”, said Mirzoeff. “Not only with education but with Medicaid reform”.
“I do not agree with his words”, Bush, speaking in Spanish, said a couple weeks ago.
But Bush encountered some reality checks to his soaring rhetoric.
“He is going to get a one-handed clap”, Herzik said about Bush’s Common Core stance.
Did it give him any pause, a reporter asked.
“So Jeb Bush has a complex record on education reform”, Herzik said.
Others, like Wisconsin Scott Walker, claimed that “this deal will likely lead to a nuclear arms race in the world’s most risky region”. HUDSON, N.H. – Jeb Bush raised eyebrows on Wednesday by suggesting that “people need to work longer hours” in order to grow the economy.
Jeb Bush’s statements about illegal aliens have gotten so outrageous as to verge on self-parody.
Bush has spent much of the week fund-raising in Northern and Southern California, according to various news reports.
While coming to San Francisco allows Bush to follow through on his oft-repeated promise to carry the Republican message to traditionally Democratic locales, the questions young workers threw his way highlighted how his views on a range of issues are out of step with millenials. The co-founders of the startup include Marco Zappacosta and Jonathan Swanson, who served as economic advisers to former president George W. Bush.
Bush praised the benefits of small business and entrepreneurship at Thumbtack headquarters.
It was during the same Union Leader interview that Jeb made a similarly bloated comment that, to achieve his goal of 4 percent growth “as far as the eye can see“, Americans “have to be a lot more productive, workforce participation has to rise from its all-time modern lows”.
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“I don’t think you should be discriminated [against] because of your sexual orientation”.
