Jeb Bush Throws His Brother Under The Bus At McCain Town Hall

During a Florida town hall event with John McCain, Jeb Bush appeared to throw his brother George under the bus. Bush gave a rousing talk about throwing the bums out of Washington. Perhaps he forgot that his brother is the chief bum? Read more here. See the excerpt below:

"Reform becomes contagious," former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, brother of the current president, said at a McCain town hall meeting this week in Orlando. "If you start to dream bigger dreams and you start challenging the basic assumptions, you can change how things work, and we've done it in Florida, and the Good Lord knows we need to do it in Washington, D.C., and John McCain is the right guy at the right time to make that happen."

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Comments

[DavidMG]

that's what inbreeding does

[ObamAtomic]

Home rooster!

[live radar]

Fish and Lipstick '08!!!

8 more years of the same!!!

[WolfLarsen]

There are definitely some sibling issues going on in the Bush clan.

[lakshmi9999]

I love it.......

WE ARE READY:
If you hear the dogs, keep going.....­....
If you see the torches in the woods, keep going.....­........
If they're shooting after you, keep going.....­....
DON'T EVER STOP!
KEEP GOING!!!
(HRC)

"THE TIME IS NOW"

YES WE CAN!!!!!!
OBAMA/BIDEN 2008!!

[suec03]

Make sure you attribute the quote as Sen. Clinton did. I believe she made clear that she was quoting Harriet Tubman. We don't want any plagiarism charges here! Thank you to Sen. Clinton for keeping the sentiment alive.

[naschkatze]

And quote it accurately. I believe the torches in the woods come first. I love the quote but am not sure how Clinton was using it. To refer to the women's movement? If so, I don't think it's a very good fit. There is no comparison to what the runaway slave underwent to what women are struggling for. The runaway slave was literally facing the torches in the woods, the baying dogs. It's hype to use it in the feminist cause.