Jeb Bush campaigned in two backyards Monday – his own and Donald Trump’s – to ask longtime Bush believers to keep the faith in his presidential candidacy.
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“Donald I’ll take you on one-on-one in a debate, any time, any place”, Bush said. “It’s a requirement that you take one and I do it with great joy in my heart”.
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And during the December 15 debate, he said the business mogul would be a “chaos candidate” and accused him of trying to insult his way to the presidency. “No wonder people are angry and anxious about future”, he said. Trump called Bush “low energy”, while Bush went as far as calling the billionaire a ” jerk” earlier in December.
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Throughout the day, Bush’s themes and questions echoed his location in diverse South Florida, discussing immigration, shutting down the Cuban embassy, and how to better relations with Latin America.
Jeb Bush will be having lunch in West Palm Beach Monday and will be telling the crowd why he should be the next president of the United States. “That’s what USA needs!” he tweeted.
He said the vast majority of immigrants come to the country to provide better lives for their families.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush takes a selfie with an Iowa resident after speaking at a Pizza Ranch restaurant on March 7, 2015 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. “Look, it wasn’t that long ago that people wanted signatures on things”.
Dick Batchelor, a Democratic political analyst for News 13, said Bush’s resume might not be enough for supporters. “With your help, I think you are looking at the next President of the United States and I appreciate you coming out”, Bush said to packed Circle Square Cultural Center.
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“This primary is gonna be huge”, he said, acknowledging that the word “huge” is a favorite of Trump’s. “I certainly don’t count Jeb out”.
