Thread: Jeb Bush joins call for immigration reform

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Jeb Bush joins call for immigration reform
Posted by William Gibson on April 27, 2010 03:06 PM

Jeb Bush and an odd-bedfellows collection of conservatives, evangelicals and business leaders are calling on Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform this year.

While thousands prepare for a mass demonstration on May 1, Bush and other leaders are applying pressure in their own way, including a phone conference on Thursday billed as a “nationwide strategy call.â€

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Kiss my A Jeb..... you and your Daddy and your brother are about the worst things that ever happened to this nation... aside from President Soetoro.

Take your New World Order, and stick it where it suits... If you need for me to get a second or third grade teacher that can help you interpret what I just said... I will see what I can do.

The hell with the Bush's.... damn lying, German Gestapo, money laundering schills who have always tried to take this country down. It is the most disgusting, low life, low bred family I have ever seen. All of the Bush family wealth came from anti American activities.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkFO1d3eTDw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CWBTL33MpA

When the Nazi's lost the war, they said... they would destroy this country from within... and that is exactly what they are doing.

Also interesting:

John Ellis 'Jeb' Bush has fought off a strong Democratic Party challenge and become the first-ever Republican to win a second term as governor of Florida.
His victory over Bill McBride - by a comfortable margin - is likely to help the re-election campaign of his elder brother, President George W Bush.

Correspondents say the result is also a sign that in Florida at least, the Bush family has emerged unscathed from the chaotic outcome of the 2000 presidential election.

Three weeks ago the Florida race had appeared far from certain, with an MSNBC/Zogby opinion poll giving Mr Bush 48% of the vote compared with 45% for Mr McBride - a statistical dead heat.


The Bush brothers have clashed on environmental issues

But elections are rarely clear-cut in Florida.

Mr McBride himself only narrowly beat former Attorney General Janet Reno for the Democratic nomination after a poll marred by voting difficulties.

The ballot was thrown into confusion by problems with the equipment, despite $32m spent on new touch screen voting machines.

It all brought back uncomfortable memories of the turbulent vote count in Florida during the 2000 presidential election.

That debacle led to Jeb Bush being subpoenaed to appear before a civil rights commission investigating voter irregularities.



I didn't emulate Bill Clinton, but I do admire his awesome listening skills ... It's really important to listen to people

Jeb Bush
Its conclusion was that he and Secretary of State Katherine Harris had chosen "to simply ignore the mounting evidence" of serious problems on election day.

However, the commission "did not find conclusive evidence that the highest officials of the state conspired to produce the disenfranchisement of voters".

Although George W Bush eventually won Florida - and thus the White House - by 537 votes, many analysts predicted that the fiasco would end his younger brother's political career.

Family problems

Jeb Bush's problems did not end there.

In May 2001, he was forced to issue a public denial of rumours that he had been having an affair with a political appointee, Cynthia Henderson.


Jeb Bush bluntly denied rumours of infidelity


Dismissing the reports as "sickening", he said he had never been been unfaithful to his Mexican wife Columba Garnica Gallo, whom he married in 1973.
Only a few months later, his daughter Noelle - one of three children - was arrested for allegedly trying to obtain a controlled drug with a fraudulent prescription.

She subsequently broke the terms of a court-ordered drug treatment programme, and was jailed for 72 hours on a charge of contempt of court.

In September, 25 year-old Noelle was in trouble again, after being found in possession of cocaine at her drug rehabilitation centre.

But Jeb Bush has shown himself to be a resilient politician.

He is an avowed subscriber to the political "Third Way" - in contrast to the president's more traditional conservatism.

Born on 11 February 1953 in Midland, Texas, Mr Bush graduated from the University of Texas with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Latin American Studies.

After moving to Miami in 1980 he helped form what would become a successful real estate company, the Codina Group.

Jeb Bush entered politics in 1984, when he was appointed Chairman of the Dade County Republican Party.

Former governor Bob Martinez later put him in charge of the state's commerce department.

In 1994, Mr Bush ran for governor against a popular incumbent, Lawton Chiles, losing by a small margin.

'A politician transformed'

He ran again four years later, but this time focused on issues normally regarded as Democratic Party territory - public school education, urban renewal, and medicaid funding, among other social issues.

In his successful second run, Mr Bush was described as "a politician transformed," in contrast with his 1994 candidacy, in which most commentators agreed he came across as mean-spirited.


Bush admires the former president's communication skills

His approach has sometimes brought him into conflict with less moderate Republicans, including his brother.

Last year, the two men clashed over plans to allow oil and gas exploration in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

But more moderate Republicans see his easy, relaxed style as an example to his whole party of how to escape their reputation for zealotry without abandoning their traditional philosophy.

Many political observers believe Mr Bush is even seeking to emulate an arch Republican foe, former President Bill Clinton.

Clinton praised

Mr Bush himself told the BBC: "I didn't emulate Bill Clinton ... but I do admire his awesome listening skills which is something that I have had to learn. That's not something that God gives you. It's really important to listen to people."

And for Jeb Bush, listening to people does not only mean hearing traditional Republican supporters.

In 1998, Mr Bush targeted traditionally Democratic voters - African Americans, Jews and the elderly.

During the campaign, the Jewish newspaper, the Jewish Journal, endorsed him as a "mensch" - a Yiddish word for a strong man who cares.

Since when was a Bush right on illegal immigration. Jeb Bush is pushing amnesty, and he presented his plan before the Council on Foreign Relations.

John 14:27 (King James Version)
It is written,... Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.

His wife is MEXICAN elite, of course he supports amnesty!!

The Bush family, Clinton and Obama have almost destroyed this country.

Everyone knows that NAFTA was Poppy Bush's brainchild. Clinton pushed it through, and Bush II opened the borders wide open. Obama is now trying to shove another amnesty down our throat. The first amnesty was a disaster.

I am convinced that one of our leaders sold us down the river and sighned some sort of secret treaty with Mexico. It bothers me how Mexico's leaders are allowed to stake a claim in our immigration laws.

Why is everything printed in both Spanish and English if this invasion isn't intentional? Who is behind it and why?

Agreed, all of those so called leaders have sold us down the river. We have no defense... All that's left in this country are women, children and non military.... Our "oath keepers" are all overseas fighting fake occupations and protecting other countries (and damn, they are giving everything they have to do it) , while the real "rape" is in America. They will never know until they return, then many will have the same fate of so many; like the poor dude in New York who saved a woman then died as no one would come to his assistance.

Not sure if you guys know this, but as of four years ago; all military personnel are banned from watching you tube videos; and all internet access robs them of their ability to search the internet for what is really happening in America. They are fed propaganda 24/7, and have no way of verifying the truth any longer... much like us..

George P has already started his political career. George P. is Jeb's son.

About George P. Bush:


[quote]George P.Bush Endorses Marco Rubio
January 21, 2010 - 4:42 PM | by: Serafin Gomez
MIAMI, Fla- Another Bush is backing Marco Rubio in the Florida GOP battle for U.S. Senate. In a statement released today, George P. Bush announced that he is officially endorsing Rubio in the race. Bush joins his brother Jeb Bush Jr., who placed his support behind the former speaker of the Florida House in May of last year.

The move was an expected one.For months,the Bush brothers have been scheduled to host a private fundraiser in Coral Gables for Rubio, but their connection to him goes beyond tonight's event. The two are sons of former Florida governor Jeb Bush, and part of the political dynasty that has produced two American presidents. Rubio has close ties to the Bush family in Florida, and considers the former governor, who is still popular in the Sunshine state, a political mentor. The elder Bush has yet to announce his endorsement for either Rubio or his opponent, current Governor Charlie Christ, in what has become a tight 2010 race. There has been speculation that Jeb Bush could publicly support Rubio nearer to the August primary election, for greater impact.

“I’ve known Marco Rubio for years and saw what he could do during the six years he spent working alongside my father promoting ideas and reform-based conservatism. He is a rock-solid conservative and the leader Floridians deserve in the U.S. Senate to advocate for limited government and greater personal freedoms, " George P. Bush said in the statement emailed out by the Rubio campaign Thursday afternoon.

"Marco’s deeply rooted principles and can-do spirit will make him a powerful voice on behalf of those who want to hold Washington accountable for its excesses while offering bold solutions to our nation’s challenges.â€

Just don't let it happen... There should never be another Bush in the White House, or in public service anywhere... Just think of them as the scourge....... which they really are.

They really are a disgusting group of maggots; that I'm even ashamed to claim as part of the human race.

Did you know that George and Jeb had a little sister; that inconveniently died at the age of five... and George's Mother the great Barbara, didn't tell George about it until a year or so later... She can play for the cameras and read stories to little kids... as long as it is not one of hers.

She was embarrassed for the fortune of their Nazi empire, to disclose that her five year old died...

Great people, right??? Would you buy a used car from any of them? I wouldn't,