Republicans: Where is George W. Bush?

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by Yooperkat

Obama however, does need Bill Clinton.

And it's taken Clinton 10-12 years for people to forget he disgraced the presidency.

[fitzy24]

Originally Posted by dnvrsoul

Bush wants to be a citizen and is done with politics-I also read that Bush Sr. is not doing well so the family is spending more time with Sr.

Maybe. It's just odd that conservatives and republicans worshipped the ground he walked on. You'd think he'd go out a few times to stomp for Romney.

[fitzy24]

Originally Posted by pknopp

I've said it before and I guess I will again. Bush was a failure as a president

Btw, I think your answer is the obvious reason.

Thanks.

[Frugality]

Originally Posted by Yooperkat

George Bush has endorsed Romney.


The difference between our candidates is that Romney doesn't need Bush out on the road stumping for him.

Obama however, does need Bill Clinton.

Bush campaigning for a candidate is the kiss of death, I think Romney realize this.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by fitzy24

Maybe. It's just odd that conservatives and republicans worshipped the ground he walked on. You'd think he'd go out a few times to stomp for Romney.

Conservatives preferred him over Kerry and Gore. Not even the left really liked Kerry or Gore.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by fitzy24

Btw, I think your answer is the obvious reason.

Thanks.

So was Carter and that hasn't stopped him.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by fitzy24

Not that I really care but if he's out there supporting Mitt Romney for the presidency, I haven't seen any report of it. Is it by choice or did the republican party tell him to stay away from this campaign?

who knows? We do know that all the Bush's have endorsed him, that is all that really matters. I could be wrong but I don't remember hearing a lot from Bill Clinton in 2004...

Nita

[Fiyero]

He's somewhere in the US since he's banned from the rest of the 1st World.