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politico.com - 29 days ago
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Jeb Bush, adopting rhetoric more often heard from Democrats, told students at George Washington University last night that the GOP "can't be the party of no."
""We just can't be the party of no," the former Florida governor said, according to the student newspaper . ...
media.www.gwhatchet.com - 30 days ago
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Jeb Bush, former governor of Florida, unveiled a
six-point plan to help strengthen the Republican Party Wednesday
night - including shedding the image of being the "old white guy party" and advocating for limited government. The son of former ...
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Former governor calls for party reform
theplumline.whorunsgov.com - 30 days ago
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There seems to be a growing consensus among
former GOP officials that their party has been successfully
defined — or has defined itself — in very damaging terms as reflexively obstructionist and opposed at all costs to helping the majority ...
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Jeb Bush: GOP Is “Old White Guy Party”; “We Can’t Just ...
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 23 days ago
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WASHINGTON (CNN) – Since his brother left office
in January, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has been
mostly diplomatic when discussing the Obama administration. On Wednesday, he took a sharper tone. During remarks to a U.S. Chamber of ...
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Jeb Bush: Obama trying to 'attack capitalism'
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Does this look like the Party of No?
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Yesterday, Ben Smith at Politico reported on this story about Jeb Bush: Jeb Bush, adopting rhetoric more often heard from Democrats, told students at George Washington University last night that the GOP "can't be the party of no." ""We just can't be the party of no," the former Florida governor said, according to the student newspaper. "Republicans need to offer, based on their own principles, solutions to these problems." But is this accurate? Are Republicans really the Party of No? To simply be the Party of ...
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