The floundering Republican presidential candidate said, “Hell, yeah”, earlier this week when an Internet user asked if he would use time travel, if it were possible, to attempt to avert the Holocaust by murdering the future Nazi dictator.
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“By the way, those three questions, are better than the moderated debate questions”, Bush said to laughs and applause after a few questions had been asked.
Though Bush does favor allowing exceptions, he declared himself “the most pro-life candidate on that stage” and listed a number of steps that Florida took to try and limit abortions, like requiring parental notification and eliminating partial birth abortion. Unless the U.S. Government has access to a DeLoreon equipped with a flux capacitor or a TARDIS – and I’m pretty sure we don’t – this isn’t exactly something that’s any of these candidates would have to deal with if they were actually elected. Donald Trump has been taking potshots at Carson all week as questions have surfaced about the details of Carson’s life story, suggesting that Trump-or others-might make him a key target tonight.
From the beginning of his campaign, Jeb Bush has been a disappointment. The previous Florida governor stated of Rubio, once his political protégé: “We’re acceptable friends – I admire him”.
On the other hand, analysts might ask where Bush might be without them. “If you’re free tomorrow night, maybe you can come by the arena”.
“But I had nine more months to go (in his second term)”, he said.
“It could have a unsafe effect on everything else, but I’d do it – I mean, Hitler”, Bush said with a shrug. The Super PAC held focus groups with New Hampshire voters in October, the results of which suggest that attacks highlighting Rubio’s missed votes on Planned Parenthood funding and the Iran nuclear deal could hurt the senator in the primary, according to the Times.
The two men were swarmed by students and parents afterward for photos.
He has to show that he can take on Trump, the bully of the 2016 campaign for president, and Bush’s main antagonist.
“See ya, governor”, Bush said.
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“Thanks”, Walker responded, as a crowd of supporters competed for his attention. The pro-Rubio Conservative Solutions Project was responsible for close to 700 spots last week, or almost 1 in 4 TV ads in the GOP presidential contest.
