How does this sound... Jeb Bush in "08?
954621
Like nails on a chalkboard.
474623
He was ok! Answered even the ruff questions! I don't know- I did not vote for Bush! I am not going to vote for him in 2008! I don't think he is to bright! sorry you ask me!bye
841725
If he keeps his nose clean, he's got a very good shot at the Presidency.  I don't think just yet though, he needs a bit more seasoning.  But I do find the man compelling to listen to (his speech regarding religion in America was amazingly deep for a politician) and he gives off this aura that draws people close to him.  That's invaluable in a Presidential candidate.
1041790
Jeb has ruled it out at present, although the President encourages him to run.  It's not likely at all right now, according to most polls and opinion pundits.
858706
I don't get it, maybe he bothced it back then too?\n\nFunny thing, he sort of apologized yesterday but the 1972 quote seems to be the same thing he said a few days ago, and the 1972 statement doesn't seem to be directed at Bush either.
806761
It will be two more years before the Presidential Election.  John McKane, maybe.  Two years is a long time.  Bush will have served his time.  We will have to find someone to take his place.
865289
I like how you phrased your question - Bush's government or perhaps it should be Bushs' government.  Since he took office, that is exactly what it has been as opposed to what our so called democracy was meant to be.\n\nAs for what is going on with Bushs' government, are we ready for Jeb in 2008?  George doesn't care that the Republicans lost control because he still has the almighty veto power.  The plan from this point on is to make the Democrats look bad over the next two years, which won't be difficult to do, since George will ensure that nothing changes.  The American people will blame this on the Democratic party and Jeb will win, either by default or by fixing the elections through losing votes, keeping the poor people from voting, or by corrupting the voting machines.
207109
He is a twit!\nCheck out this website: http://www.realchange.org/bushjr.htm
525866
Unfortunately for Jeb, whatever kind of president he might have been, the Bush dynasty in the White House is over. For Jeb to have any credibility at all, he would need to break away from the Bush political machine and I don't think he is willing or capable of doing that. \n   I see way too much of the father in the son that sites on Pa. Avenue now. Jeb would be Act Three to this tragedy. Unfortunately that is normally the death scene, right after the noble son goes mad.
667602
His exit can't come soon enough. Hopefully, Americans won't be stupid enough to put Jeb Bush in his place. (Are these clowns the ones who make baked beans?) Oh, they couldn't be because the beans would be half-baked.
865833
Well, it's already changing! Now Bush and Cheney are backpedaling off their "full speed ahead" talk re: Iraq. Now they're talking about "no one being happy with the situation," and "needing a fresh perspective"! Finally Rummy is out (let's see how Aggie man does in his place). We've got the FIRST woman Speaker of the House - third in line to the presidency - the first time that a woman has been in such a position of power. Maybe now stem cell research can be treated with more respect and considered for all the good it can do in the world. Maybe now all the talk of "either you're with us or against us" will fade into the background of a really botched-up 6 years of history. Maybe now this country can be a bit more balanced and fair. \n\nExcited to see how '08 turns out!
894030
Actually, Bush called the second election a 'clear mandate'.  So, no, I don't see it changing with HIM.  Hoewever, the GOP will hopefully be smarter in 08 when they realize that we still live in a democracy, and you better give us someone we want, or face another humiliating loss.  Just think, the GOP could have nominated Elizabeth Dole in 2000 instead of Bush...imagine how different things would be...
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George W. Bush\n2001-2009
1117983
Don't be so sure it won't be a Bush again. Brother Jeb is being touted as a possible Republican candidate. I'd say Hillary Clinton is the front-runner.
1183320
do you really trust what bush told you??...2008 is all i need to say...
869397
I believe those that are in office now, especially Republicans, are going to distance themselves from him, but that will be hard to do! None of my Senators were up this year, but they will be in 08!\n\nI think if they are seen as obstructive they are going to have a real problem in 08!\n\nWe threw out 2 Republican Congressman who were incumbent and had several terms in! They were in total shock! They could not believe it!!\n\nPeople still harp on Clinton's BJ and who really cares! But they try and justify a war that is not justifiable and has killed 1/4 of a million people! You can be for the war all you want, but when you have body bags coming home 365 days a year for over 3 1/2 years, and are in a war that is longer than WW II and it is getting worse, not better, people are not going to forget that!\n\nI don't think they are going to be able to hide from their votes and their support of many things that were unpopular, even among Republicans.\n\nBush isn't a scape-goat, he's the goat that they allowed too much power, too much corruption and they were rubber stamps for his policies!\n\nI loved one of our Republicans here bragging about the war on terror, which there is no such thing, and about"No child Left Behind that Bush wanted and Congress passed! The only problem was, and he didn't mention it,  they never funded it!!\n\nI'd like to see people put the country and it's people first, not their wallets!\n\nCosmic, you said the magic word: Bush! It will get you a thumbs down everytime! You are asking people to think, not be an idealog! Unfortunately they are idealogs who still don't get it!
1117609
I actually brought up that scenario once to some friends, and they thought I was daft.  Since you seem to be thinking the same thing, maybe it's not such a far-fetched thing?  If not George W. then his brother, Jeb?  I wouldn't put it past the Republicans to do such a thing.