Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush will continue his barnstorming of Nevada as he returns Wednesday to Reno. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul’s official campaign store is selling t-shirts with designs selected from a competition.
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Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has added a new and somewhat controversial item to his campaign store: the Guaca Bowle.
Someone had better ask him about this at the Republican Primary Debate, or we’r not doing our duty as Americans.
Bush has embraced his family at various points in his campaign, even while trying to chart his own course. When attempting to answer a question about his individuality and how he will be different than his legacy at a candidate forum in New Hampshire on Monday, Bush averted the question and opted for a plug for his campaign store.
“My dad is the greatest man I’ve ever known and if you don’t think so we can step outside”, the shirt reads. “If you don’t like it, I’ll take you outside”. The son of one former U.S. president and brother of another is offering a couple of very amusing T-shirt designs including a white vintage tank top style bearing a black and white photo print of a sideburn-sporting, mustachioed Bush straight out of the ’70s ($20). But the real mystery surrounding the Guaca Bowle is not its price, shipping time or general appearance, it’s the guacamole recipe that the website states is a “secret” and “not included … yet”.
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The Claim: “I was a governor of a state that saw people lifted up because we had high, sustained economic growth”, said Bush, 62.
