Jeb Bush's son chides Gov. Crist for seeking stimulus

[PfcHammer]

Source: Orlando Sentinel

Jeb Bush's son chides Gov. Crist for seeking stimulus
The Associated Press
February 22, 2009

ORLANDO - George P. Bush may not be ready to follow his father, grandfather and uncle into politics just yet, but he is trying to help the Republican Party regain a conservative message, which on Saturday included criticism of Florida Gov. Charlie Crist.

Bush, the son of former Gov. Jeb Bush, grandson of former President George H.W. Bush and nephew of former President George W. Bush, addressed a national conference of young Republicans and told them there is a rift in the party between fiscal conservatives and what he calls "D light" -- Republicans trying to appeal to the political middle.

"There's some in our party that want to assume that government is the answer to all of our problems," Bush said. "I'm not going to name any names." "You know who I'm talking about," Bush said, as the crowd attending the Young Republican National Federation murmured and laughed a little tensely. "That's problematic. We as conservatives have to ultimately balance the federal government's checkbook."

Bush, 32, lives in Texas and works as a partner in a real-estate-investment firm. He married in August 2004 and joined the Navy Reserves two years ago. He said he would like to start a family. In the meantime, he'll continue to raise money for candidates and help promote the party message, but he said family and a career are his main focus.

Read more: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/orange/orl-younggop2209feb22,0,6995357.story

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This criminal punk never worked a day in his life and he's got a platform to shoot off his mouth.
:puke:
Very appropriate comment, "He should shut his pie hole and go back and get in his Mercedes and drive to his tee time."

[babylonsister]

1. And why should I give a crap what he has to say?

He's persona non grata just by virtue of his last name.

[ldf]

44. because he is being groomed

n/t

[democrat in Tallahassee]

2. Maybe he should go to his girlfriend's house and tear up her yard

NOT ANOTHER BUSH1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
everyone of jeb's children has been arrested.

[Captain Hilts]

5. And is his wife nabbed for tax evasion on imported goods. nt

[Baby Snooks]

32. Actually customs caught her...

She was trying to smuggle in clothes from her shopping trip to Paris and claimed they were all "old clothes." So maybe Chanel has a "resale" shop for "trade-ins?" Jeb of course thought it was funny. And of course very quickly wrote a check for the duty and the fines.

[Captain Hilts]

48. Yeah, she didn't declare the stuff. nt

[No Elephants]

52. Don't you fill out the customs forms under oath and under pains and penalties of perjury? Just

writing a check gets her off the hook for perjury? Gee, if only Clinton had known that, we could have avoided putting the nation through the expense and trauma of impeachment. A Bush kid is smarter than the Rhodes Scholar. Who knew?

I have a feeling just writing a check would not get me off the hook for perjury. How about you?

[Baby Snooks]

61. But Clinton was still a Democrat...

If he'd been a Republican, well, as Kay Bailey Hutchison, the darling of many Democratic women in Texas because she's "one of them" which calls into question what exactly they are, would put it "Democrats commit crimes, Republicans commit technicalities."

Of course at this point Bill Clinton is a Republicrat so no one would ask the question to begin with. I suspect Scooter Libby is a Republicrat as well. Sometimes the easiest way to "convert" someone is to indict them. Or impeach them. It not only converts them it shuts them up. Along with the checks that start pouring into the coffers.

Some still might ask the question. But Republicrats follow the example of George HW Bush one afternoon in Kennebunkport when someone asked a question about Iran-Contra and he just walked away.

Some Republicans believe they are above the law and freely admit it and some Democrats would like to believe they are above the law but would never admit it.

Republicrats know they are above the law. While playing everyone in their "declared" party for fools.

[catzies]

67. Correction: that was his mom.n/t

[bumblebee1]

71. I thought that was George P's mother, not his wife? n/t

[VeraAgnes]

30. Why are we haunted by the dark side?

What have we done?:argh:

[No Elephants]

51. For one thing, we did not riot when Reagan got elected or re-elected, nor when

41 used Atwater's dirty tricks against Dukakis, one of the most decent politicians on the planet. nor when Bush 43 stole two elections, nor when lobbyists started taking over the government during the first Reagan admin.

And we're still too passive.

[Baby Snooks]

59. We're still too partisan...

We're still too partisan and too divided. Divide and conquer. And we have been conquered.

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And we have been blinded as well. We cannot see the forest for the trees. Or the Clintons for the Bushes. Or the Bushes for the Clintons. We have one dynasty. And one party that serves it.

Democrats complain about the DINOs but don't notice the RINOs. Republicans complain about the RINOs but don't notice the DINOs.

The American people, Democrats and Republicans, are a little slow as they say. And perhaps a little stupid.

[Sultana]

3. "We as conservatives have to ultimately balance the federal government's checkbook." LOL

Yea, right... 8 yrs of Bush contradicts that. Lying SOB!!!

Isn't he the one who was busted for DUI?

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

16. Hey, it was only $6,000,000,000,000.00!

Cut him some slack.

[Lucky Luciano]

22. No Kidding..Sheesh! That is a rounding error!

:sarcasm:

[Captain Hilts]

4. The one arrested for breaking into the house of a former girlfriend?

[Island Blue]

6. Young, Dumbass Bush V

received his own financial stimulus at birth by virtue of being born into a wealthy, robber barron family. Screw him.

[acmavm]

7. So, now we watch the next generation of one of the most notorious and

nefarious families in America take the political stage.

This just sickens me.

[radfringe]

8. ummm....George PEE bush...

regarding: We as conservatives have to ultimately balance the federal government's checkbook.

it was balanced, and we had a surplus until YOUR uncle and the NOPers pissed it all away

[Cha]

40. Actually, it's george

Pissy bush.

[DallasNE]

45. But, Wait

"P" joined the Navy Reserve at age 30. No chance of getting put in harms way there. One wonders if his attendance record is any better than his uncle's was or if this is 100% pad the resume'. He also needs a better speech writer as his speech was totally laughable.

[mbperrin]

9. THIS George P Bush?

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/georgep1.html


Here's a few things:
1) George P. Bush might be a hunkalicious young Republican, but he still seems a bit creepy. So TSG wasn't too surprised to learn that "P" was involved in a troubling 1994 incident described in this Metro-Dade Police Department report. On December 31, 1994, Bush showed up at 4 AM at the Miami home of a former girlfriend. He proceeded to break into the house via the woman's bedroom window, and then began arguing with his ex's father. Bush, then a Rice University student, soon fled the scene. But he returned 20 minutes later to drive his Ford Explorer across the home's front lawn, leaving wide swaths of burned grass in his wake. Young Bush avoided arrest when the victims declined to press charges.


And of course, he gladly went to war to fight Unka Dubya's War....no, wait, he didn't!

What a surprise. Or not!


:eyes:

[Baby Snooks]

35. Jeb probably pulled out the checkbook...

Rumor is he has "stimulated" the economy in Florida quite a bit through the years by pulling out the checkbook the way his father has - making sure the law doesn't apply to the Bushes. Nothing shuts the victims up like a nice big check. Or keeps law enforcement at bay. The motto of Jeb Bush according to some is "a check a day keeps the cops away."

[roseBudd]

10. works as a partner in a real-estate-investment firm as in mortgage backed securities?

[No Elephants]

54. He's in the middle of this, just like his uncle was in the middle of the S & L crisis. What turds

this family are, from Prescott to to this one. And I say that only because I don't know anything about Prescott's ancestors. There's probably a few more turds in this steaming pile of a family tree. Or is it a family shrub?

[graywarrior]

11. Sitting right in the middle of shit--his daddy was part of the thievery that

destroyed this country and he should STFU!

[Rashel]

12. We as conservatives have to ultimately balance the federal government's checkbook."

Really? Funny, since George W. Bush contributed the biggest chunk to the federeal deficit out of Pres. Clinton, and George H.

[Wizard777]

13. Conservatives balance a checkbook. Psychosis must run deep in the Bush family.

[47of74]

53. The whole family swims in the shallow end of the gene pool.

[bumblebee1]

72. Conservatives balancing a checkbook?

Where? On their heads? Maybe it should read "Conservatives balance themselves on a checkbook." After all, one is usually more attractive standing on their wallet or checkbook.

[The Wizard]

14. To demonstrate the Bush cartel's desire to balance the budget

the Bush family and their closest friends should turn over all their assets to the United States Treasury. That's where their ill gotten fortune originated.

[jpak]

15. Your Uncle W sucked at checkbook balancing and nation building kiddo

But your dad was very good at vote suppression and election stealing.

You're a chip off the old block.

[madaboutharry]

17. What an asshole.

Or as his cousin Noelle would say: He is a member of "The First Family of Frauds".

[City Lights]

18. Hypocritical Bush punks are a dime a dozen.

Where were you hiding for the last 8 years, George Pee, when Unka George Dubya and his conservative cohorts were running up the deficit?

Go cheney yourself, punk.

[ensho]

19. isn't he the son found naked in his car late at nite in a mall parking lot

what is with men driving naked? I knew a guy who was bopped for driving naked, and was wearing a helmet with sun visor pulled down. he was using it as sun glasses.

[City Lights]

20. Don't think so. IIRC, that was Jebby's youngest son, Jebby Jr. nt

[47of74]

56. No, this clown still had his troubles with the law...

According to The Smoking Gun "P" had his own troubles with the law...

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/georgep1.html

George P. Bush might be a hunkalicious young Republican, but he still seems a bit creepy. So TSG wasn't too surprised to learn that "P" was involved in a troubling 1994 incident described in this Metro-Dade Police Department report. On December 31, 1994, Bush showed up at 4 AM at the Miami home of a former girlfriend. He proceeded to break into the house via the woman's bedroom window, and then began arguing with his ex's father. Bush, then a Rice University student, soon fled the scene. But he returned 20 minutes later to drive his Ford Explorer across the home's front lawn, leaving wide swaths of burned grass in his wake. Young Bush avoided arrest when the victims declined to press charges.

That makes "P" sound like such a nice upstanding member of society.

[Vinca]

21. Anyone with DNA remotely connected to Shrub needs to STFU. nt

[No Elephants]

55. Actually, that statement covers Obama. I think he is 6th or 8th cousins with

Shrub. Also with Cheney. And Harry Truman. And a few other notables.

[ecstatic]

68. lol nt

[47of74]

58. There are smart people out there who have a bit of Shurb DNA in them....

These people supported Kerry in 2004, and probably supported Obama in 2008. So not everyone who shares DNA with Shrub is automatically a bad person.

[Frisbee]

23. Keep and eye on this young man...

and 40 years for now you just may be able to say I knew him before he was a war criminal. The entire Bush clan should be taken to Gitmo and sterilized so we can watch as the last generation dies off. This family has done more damage to this country than any other in history, and is STILL given a political stage and elected to public office. Simply amazing. :banghead:

[BumRushDaShow]

24. The BFEE's platinum spoon generation now takes the stage

:puke:

When will this end? Can these delusional people not see who the REAL source of the debt is? :banghead:

[Hotler]

25. If he loved his country more than his party he'd

be in Iraq.

[No Elephants]

57. I love my country more than my party and I don't want to be in Iraq.

[liberalmuse]

26. Is this peeping tom George?

Pfffffffffffffft!

[bottomtheweaver]

27. Couldn't just one member of that family have a ray of human decency?

Even a fake ray? You'd think after the catastrophe W wreaked upon us they'd at least PRETEND to show some remorse.

[Yavin4]

28. The Bush Family Is Like Fracking Cylons

They just keep re-generating and terrorizing us. It's like we're on Galactica.

Where's Starbuck?

[beac]

38. Someone really should blow up the Bush Resurrection Ship.

Although, the analogy may not work b/c Cylons are smart and Bushes aren't.


Maybe Bushes are more like Sleestaks. They certainly have been trying to turn America into the Land of the Lost.

[L0oniX]

29. See ...this is the reason you have to kill it before it spreads.

[ixion]

31. No member of the Bush family or BFEE should ever be allowed in power ever again...

ever.

[Baby Snooks]

41. Again?

They have remained in power. They are like the Mafia in New York - you cannot do business in this country without dealing with the Bushes either directly or indirectly. They are, as Kitty Kelley tagged them, simply The Family. Even the Mafia fears them which is why as we saw with Rudy Guiliaini even the Mafia serves them.

And why so many of the policies of the Obama administration are simply a continuation of the Bush policies. The interests of the Bushes are what are really being served - not the interests of the American people.

Impeachment was "off the table" because it is the Bushes' table. And has been since November of 1980 when the American people unwittingly voted for a shadow president who pulled a "coup d'etat" without anyone noticing and installed a shadow government.

[ixion]

42. I would be fine with exiling the lot of them

they've done more to trash and loot our country than any person from the Middle East ever did.

[onehandle]

33. Keep your eye on this perverted little asshole.

He will pop up born again in the 2020s. If not earlier.

Mark my word.

[pattmarty]

34. Hopefully the "W" will have effectively closed off any political............

.......aspirations for any more of that severely dysfunctional family. The so called "conservative agenda" is dying little by little and has taken a decidedly more marginal look since Obama has been elected. Lets hope (and help it along in a big way) that this "conservative" generation is over and goes back to the extremist margins of society where we all can agree it belongs.

[Baby Snooks]

49. Don't count on it....

The Republicans for the most part have found corruption serves them well and many are finding the corruption of the Bushes is still serving them well and so they will vote for the corruption and of course will vote for the most corrupt and the most corrupt will always be a Bush.

A growing number of Republicans like the new Republicrat Party and support it. As do a growing number of Democrats. Money, after all, is all. There really isn't anything wrong with "by hook or by crook" as long as you have the money to get away with it. That is the new American ethos.

The corruption in both parties produced the one party. I see absolutely nothing in what Congress has passed in terms of "stimulating" the economy that will "stimulate" anything but the economy of the Republicrats and their oligarchy.

As for everyone else, well, the only Democrats and Republicans are the fools who believe there are Democrats and Republicans on the ballot.

And the Republican fools will of course vote for a Bush just simply because of the (R) beside the name. The way the Democratic fools do. Not realizing they are voting for a Republicrat.

The Republicrat Party is the party that Prescott Bush and the others would have formed had they pulled a "coup d'etat" in the 1930s.

It is the party George HW Bush formed when he pulled a "coup d'etat" 50 years later.

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What worries me is that at some point the photo will include Barack Obama.

[MrMickeysMom]

36. No young person ever survived the Republican Party!

Wasn't that a line from one of those Zucker movies (Airplane!, probably Leslie Neilson)

In agreement, I'll see that puke, and raise you a few more in the direction of this waste of time frat boy!

:puke: :party: :puke: :toast: :puke:

[No Elephants]

37. Um, Jeb who?

[Cha]

39. What a little disingenous prick off the ol block.

..didn't mine fuckin' unca george w busting the Treasury for his pals and murdering Iraqis for profit..BUT, when there's money to given to Americans for a stimulus bill.. little george gets Pissy.

[PfcHammer]

43. Photo of this craphead

[Sultana]

46. FUG!

[Octafish]

47. Very smug. I think this is his mug shot from his 1994 arrest...

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/georgep1.html

[Baby Snooks]

63. It's a shame the father of the former girflfiend didn't shoot him....

Of course the Bushes would have had the father killed when he wasn't charged. Had this happened in Texas, the father probably would have shot him. Of course in Texas, the father would have then been charged with capital murder and sentenced to death by lethal injection and that of course is why Texas has become the "home base" for the Bushes and their crime syndicate. In Texas you really do have to worry about "men in black" and about a seemingly sweet little white-haired lady who would run you over in a parking lot and call 911 and report having run over someone and simply request someone remove them. Which someone would. And which no doubt would be listed as a hit-and-run that no one witnessed. And believe me when I say no one would have witnessed it. No one at least would admit they had.

"Don't mess with Texas" the signs on our highways warn those who are tempted to litter. Texans have learned not to mess with the Bushes.

[leftchick]

50. his head is almost as big as jeb's

send him to Iraq!

[No Elephants]

60. Fat chance.

[gauguin57]

62. Ah, the Stalker-Vandal speaks (well, the stalker-vandal whose deeds were covered up

because his name is Bush)

[JustJeking]

64. I hope he stays in Texas

The last thing FLorida - and this country - needs is another Bush in power

[tom_paine]

65. That's our future murderous Caligula. Make book on it.

Even IF the Bushies skip Emperor Jeb, which I seriously doubt they will. Why bother? Absent the pressures of pain and agony of potential resistance from the American Subject Populace, had the Bushies stolen a 3rd straight Imperial Election, why bother?

They know that, so long as they don't do too much at once and risk waking the sheep (and they have the greatest Propaganda Machine that human minds have ever devised to calm and a psychopharmacopia that one-third of the citizns are taking that makes them docile in the extreme), the Bushies can do ANYTHING they want whenever they want.

Obama, it is quite clear now, is going to let them get away...vvvvvveeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrryyyyyy ssssssssssllllllllllllllooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwllllllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.
The media has not substantially changed. The Congressional Democratic Leadership has not substantially changed from their disgraceful toadying. Obama's post-patrisanship is as laughable as it is naive.

But before I go too far. Maybe Obama's Double-Secret Keep the Powder Dry Plan will work THIS time. Keeping those 51 Bushie US Attroneys in place was sheer genius, right?

Maybe we can turn this thing around.

:rofl:

[AzDar]

66. Yet *another* reason why the Shrubhole must be brought to justice for his numerous crimes.

If Poppy had been properly prosecuted in the late '80s, we may very well never have had to suffer through his rotten spawn's administration later...:patriot:

[MattBaggins]

69. I swear to God, Florida if you elect

another Bush, you are getting kicked out of the Union.

[AnnieBW]

70. Real Estate Investment Firm?

Aren't those firms part of the cause of this meltdown?