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Jeb (and George W.) Bush's brother Marvin has endorsed Gary Johnson. Could this be a predictor of what the rest of the family will do. Maybe testing the waters before the other Bush's jump in?
The one Bush smart enough to stay out of politics?
There was always a running joke here in WV that the Rockefeller family sent Jay into politics to keep him as far away from the family business as possible.
My thoughts as well, he's likely the least known Bush. But, I can't help but think he is doing this to test the waters and perhaps other Bush's will follow in his footsteps.
I do enjoy it when people say the Bush's have no influence, just enough to to get 2 family members elected president, another governor of a influential state, and others at local or state levels. The Bush's hate them or like them, are very influential politicians in the US.
It wouldn't surprise me that in the privacy of the voting booth, many of the Bushes vote for Hillary. I think that the family is close with the Clintons, and that they are bitter about the fact that Trump ridiculed Jeb.
It wouldn't surprise me that in the privacy of the voting booth, many of the Bushes vote for Hillary. I think that the family is close with the Clintons, and that they are bitter about the fact that Trump ridiculed Jeb.
I'm betting that around the kitchen table it was usually George taking the ridiculing.
Like I care that Jeb Bush is trying to get people to waste their votes on a faux Libertarian.
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