“Bush Baggage” Not An Issue, Says Jeb, Seeking Third Bush Presidency

What is the future of the GOP? Will it make history and nominate a 3rd Bush for President in 2016? Would Rand Paul filibuster a Jeb Bush nomination, or endorse him as he did Mitt Romney?

Aaron Dykes
Infowars.com
March 10, 2013

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush is clearly contemplating a presidential bid for 2016, or beyond, as he has long hinted.

What is the future of the GOP? Will it make history and nominate a 3rd Bush for President in 2016? Would Rand Paul filibuster a Jeb Bush nomination, or endorse him as he did Mitt Romney?

Yesterday, Jeb Bush openly flirted with a presidential campaign, telling Fox News’ Chris Wallace that he saw no “Bush baggage” noting that he was proud to be a Bush, while praising his brother and father for their terms in office. No immediate family has ever had three members in the White House, though an aristocratic tendency has often swept oligarchical dynasties into power for multiple generations.

“I don’t think there’s any Bush baggage at all. I love my brother, I’m proud of his accomplishments, I love my dad, I am proud to be a Bush,” Jeb Bush told Fox News.

Jeb stated that if he chose to run in 2016, it would be because “It’s the right thing to do for my family,” which is in keeping with a political family that has continually sought power, while enhancing their strong ties to intelligence agencies, the Eugenics movement, oil, banking, war munitions and other business.

Here’s an excerpt from that interview:

Bush III, who wants to be 45 to his brother’s 43 and father’s 41, also toured ABC News, with more hints about running for the White House in talks with George Stephanopoulos, a segment which began with both presidents in his family promoting his candidacy for the highest office in clips:

What kind of party will the GOP be in 2016? Will it bow down to the global interests and put President Bush III on the throne polished by Drone-Drama Queen Obama?

Will a constitutionally-energized GOP see the danger of Bush III and oppose his candidacy?

If it were 2014, would Rand Paul endorse Jeb Bush as he did Mitt Romney? Or would he filibuster the unwise, unaccountable power that has fallen to the Bushes and other top political families, including the Clintons and Obamas, who so willingly shred the Constitution to concentrate power for their allies who frequent the CFR, Bilderberg and Trilater confabs, etc.?

Or will Jeb Bush merely be a signpost to historians documenting the fall of the once great United States of America, known for its Bill of Rights and Constitution?

This article was posted: Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 6:49 pm

Tags: constitution, government corruption, police state

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