Good day all. Juan! Bush is still campaigning in South Carolina. He’s still saying, publicly, that he can turn things around and win the nomination. Of course, we all know he can’t. Now it seems that he’s going for the pity vote.
Bush has tried to “Reinvent” himself, but like Cankles Clinton, it hasn’t worked to well. He blew tens of millions of dollars for a dismal performance in New Hampshire, and now he’s looking at no better than third place, and probably fourth place in South Carolina. Recently he whined at a campaign event:
“It’s all decided, I mean we don’t have to go vote I guess, it’s all finished. I should stop campaigning maybe, huh? Let’s just—it’s all done! That’s not how democracy works, right?”
And people wonder why his poll numbers are in the single digits? Juan! Bush’s performance has been pathetic. He started out with a comment that letting illegal aliens into the country was “An act of love.” and then told people that he liked the Common Core education system.
He and his backers have utterly failed to understand the blind rage of the “Republican Base,” and has, in typical the GOP Establishment manner, ignored and belittled them. Now the base is striking back and there is a very good chance that the nominee will be either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz. Bush will be long gone by the time the convention rolls around.
Then we have the nonstop stupidity of things like this. At a campaign rally where Senator Lindsey Graham announced his endorsement of Bush, he asked a question. It went “How many of you here are Democrats. Juan! Bush thought it would be a great idea to raise his hand.
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That one will rank right down there with Cankles barking like a dog. Juan it obviously trying to win the “Pity” vote. The only problem is no one can be bothered to feel any pity for this Stuttering Clusterf*ck of a Miserable Failure. Bush is finished and after his anticipated crushing defeat in the South Carolina Primary, I hope he finally comes to the conclusion that he will never be President of the United States. I think he will find it difficult to become president of the local Rotary Club.
Thatisall
~The Angry Webmaster~
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