Probably one of the things I love most about the new format of the conference is the question and answer format at the end of the event. The third and final day of the conference will take place tomorrow, but here are some observations from day two.
Sen. Jeff Sessions makes a surprise appearance to deliver a strong rebuttal to Jeb Bush’s speech at CPAC.
From Betsy Woodruff at Slate: It sounds like Jeb Bush’s supporters are taking CPAC pretty seriously this year. Emails provided to Slate show that backers of the former Florida governor are busing supporters from downtown Washington D.C. to CPAC in
Jeb Bush was late getting on stage at CPAC, and he might wish he’d been even later, as he wasn’t especially warmly received.
Thursday at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference, former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) got cheers and jeers as he answered questions from Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity. Acknowledging the crowd’s anger Bush said the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest chairman Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) will address Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) attendees on Friday afternoon at a Breitbart News-hosted event.
When asked during a short phone interview Thursday if Columba Bush’s Hispanic heritage had anything to do with an investigative report into her 15 year-old jewelry purchases, The Washington Post’s Karen Tumulty told Breitbart News, “The piece speaks for itself.”
Recently, a 2016 presidential frontrunner had the gall to question the religious convictions of Barack Obama.
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) said that CPAC would be “kind of a difficult crowd” for “moderates” like Jeb Bush on Wednesday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel. Asked about the competition he’ll face from Jeb Bush if he runs
Sen. Rand Paul shows the power of his potential presidential candidacy during a trip to southwest Florida.
Jeb Bush had a lot to say last year. But his campaign isn’t ready to tell you what it was. A journalist struggles to get copies of the former Florida governor’s 2014 speeches.
More troubles for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s likely 2016 presidential campaign.
Washington Post star reporter Karen Tumulty was seen engaging in something of a Twitter pratfall Tuesday morning as she attempted to defend her very personal and nasty hit-job against Jeb Bush’s wife, Columba. Apparently, in the age of ISIS and
Republican Jeb Bush wished his wife a happy 41st wedding anniversary with an old wedding photo via social media on Monday. Unfortunately, the likely contender for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination only has one photo of the big day.
For the second time in as many polls, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) leads the pack among Texas Republican voters as their top choice among potential 2016 presidential candidates, but just barely. Cruz has dropped back from twenty-seven percent to twenty percent but still maintained his lead. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker jumped from two percent of the vote in an October, 2014 poll to nineteen percent in Tuesday’s University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll. Former Governor Rick Perry (R-Texas) fell from a second place finish in the October poll to fifth place in the current poll. Perry’s support has been cut in half – down from fourteen to seven percent.
Sen. Rand Paul visits Florida, where in an exclusive interview, he attacks Common Core and questions whether Jeb Bush could possibly become president.
Calling it a ‘bubble’ around him, the New York Times reports that a fair number of one-time supporters of New Jersey Gov Chris Christie are either frustrated with the potential national candidate’s seemingly out of touch political team or have already moved on to other potential options for 2016.
Texas Senator and potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz, will be in Jacksonville, Florida this Friday to deliver the keynote address at the annual Duval County GOP Lincoln Day dinner. Cruz, who some expect will run for president in
Former Florida Governor and probably 2016 Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, flexed his national security muscles when he gave a speech to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs to discuss foreign policy agenda, in particularly the current war on Islamic
A top Jeb Bush ally said that Jeb Bush will not back down on his support for comprehensive amnesty legislation and is willing to win or lose the GOP nomination based on the issue. On Thursday, Clint Bolick, who co-wrote
The Field Poll, conducted from January 26-February 16, reveals a lopsided preference for Hillary Clinton as the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee and a wide-open race among Republicans, with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker leading and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush breathing down his neck.
A report suggests that while Jeb Bush was deliberately keeping a low political profile during the last two years, he was actually busy planning the equivalent of a “shock and awe” campaign to win the GOP presidential nomination in 2016 in the event he opted to run.
Columnist and author of “Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican,” Ann Coulter declared that “the Wall Street crowd” is “going to be wasting a lot of money on Jeb Bush” on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush distanced himself from his family’s political heritage during a Chicago speech on Wednesday.
Wednesday at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, while addressing the 2003 Iraq war during his brother’s administration, former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) said, “there were mistakes made in Iraq.” Bush said, “There were mistakes in Iraq for sure. Using the
