Common Core and school choice proponent Jeb Bush says he is “so excited” that President-elect Donald Trump chose billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos as his education secretary nominee.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is praising President-elect Donald Trump’s choice of Betsy DeVos to run the Department of Education.
Anti-Common Core grassroots groups of parents and teachers urged Donald Trump to abandon DeVos as his choice, citing her support for the education reform policies of pro-Common Core Jeb Bush and her influence through the Great Lakes Education Project (GLEP) in favor of Common Core.
The co-founder of Hoosiers Against Common Core says conservative icon and Donald Trump supporter Phyllis Schlafly would be troubled to learn Trump’s reported short list of education secretary candidates consists of many Common Core and Jeb Bush supporters.
Wednesday on CNN Brooke Baldwin said President-elect Donald Trump “crushed two political dynasties,” by beating former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) in the Republican primary and defeating Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in the presidential election. Baldwin said, “This history that
Rumors were flying on Election Day about whether or not former Republican President George W. Bush voted for the Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The Wall Street Journal’s estimable Jason L. Riley argues Wednesday that given the internal dissatisfaction with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, the party should “Bring Back the Smoke-Filled Room,” and let insiders pick next time.
Tuesday on CNN, former Republican presidential candidate former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) said “Shame on them” to Gov. John Kasish (R-OH) and former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) for not voting for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after they signed a
Wednesday in Charlotte, NC, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has less energy than former GOP primary candidate Jeb Bush. Trump said, “Hillary said, ‘Donald Trump took time off the campaign.’ Can you believe it?
As WikiLeaks prepared its dump of devastating emails from Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta, video and audio of Donald J. Trump—the Republican nominee for president—making off-color comments about women while with George H.W. Bush’s nephew, Billy Bush. were leaked.
After controversies over rumored support for Hillary Clinton by his father, brother, and daughter, former President George W. Bush recently appeared in a new TV ad urging Americans to get out and vote in November’s general election, but in doing so he carefully avoided endorsing anyone.
Frank Luntz utilizes an unusual apparatus to definitively evaluate who won a political debate: He takes a small sample of voters, hooks them up to an electronic device, turns on a TV, and carefully tabulates all the moments when they click “like” and “not like” while a politician speaks.
Eli Stokols writes in Politico on the recent reports that former President George H.W. Bush and other members of the Bush family will be voting for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. According to one source close to the Bush family, the Clintons and Bushes have a “mutual regard” for each other, as well as a “shared disgust for Trump as someone so far outside of that club” of presidential families.
Top Jeb Bush donor and Republican billionaire Mike Fernandez has pledged to give Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton over $2 million to defeat Donald Trump.
Tuesday on “CNN Tonight,” CNN political analyst Ana Navarro and former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, also a CNN contributor, squared off over Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump. Lewandowski insisted Trump was responsible for employing more people at a single
Texas Land Commissioner and Texas GOP Victory Chair George P. Bush told members of Texas State Republican Executive Committee (SREC), “it’s a bitter pill to swallow, but you know what? You get back up and help the man who won, and you make sure that we stop Hillary Clinton.” While he stopped short of an endorsement, he said it was time for Texas Republicans to get behind the 2016 presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
Trump-resistant and election battling Republicans including two former Presidents, two former Republican nominees, and several former 2016 presidential hopefuls are offering up excuses for why they will not attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next week, notably among them a break with a history of former Presidents attending their party’s convention.
“I’m disappointed I didn’t break through,” Jeb Bush confessed during an interview with MSNBC Monday night. “This would have been an extraordinary time to serve as President. The country is desperately looking for leadership… I think it requires someone who is not always trying to win, but to solve problems.”
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush criticized presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, saying the businessman’s supporters are “going to feel betrayed” when he fails to deliver his campaign promises.
Monday, on MSNBC, former Republican presidential candidate and governor of Florida Jeb Bush said presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump is a “master at understanding how the media works,” but the “tragedy” is his policy proposals, such as Mexico paying for
The GOP Establishment is based on one fundamental axiom: the establishment is always right, especially when they’re wrong.
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) will absolutely not be an independent candidate for president in November, his team confirmed to Breitbart News on Monday morning. A high-placed source close to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has also confirmed that it will not be him running against presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump and likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in November. Another high-placed source, this one close to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), has confirmed that the Texas senator—Trump’s last serious competitor for the GOP nomination—will also not be launching an independent bid for president in November.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, infamously labeled as “low energy” by Donald Trump, tried swiping at Trump, but ended up accidentally taking a swing at his good friend, former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) told Breitbart News he will honor his pledge to support the presumptive 2016 GOP presidential nominee, Donald Trump, in the general election against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton—the likely Democratic nominee—in November.
Hubbard Broadcasting CEO and billionaire GOP donor Stanley Hubbard said he is “very disappointed” in Republicans, such as House Speaker Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI), Mitt Romney, and the Bush family who have refused to support presumptive nominee Donald Trump and
The conservatives who have declared war on the primary victor are displaying a myopia that could be deadly in November when Donald Trump will lead Republicans against a party that has divided the country, destroyed its borders, empowered its enemies, and put 93 million Americans into dependency on the state.
GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump reacted Sunday on ABC’s “This Week” to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s non-endorsement, admitting he was “rough” with him during their presidential campaigns. “I understand Jeb Bush. I was rough with Jeb Bush. And I think if
Seventeen GOP presidential contenders pledged to support the eventual nominee, but now presumptive nominee Donald Trump is calling out former establishment darling Jeb Bush for not honoring that pledge.
WASHINGTON—Some major conservative leaders have secured over $200 million to present Donald Trump with the choice of running on a conservative agenda or losing November’s election.
Friday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Rep. Peter King (R-NY), who has made numerous negative statements about likely presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said he would vote for Trump because he is on top of the Republican ticket, but he
Former 2016 presidential candidate Florida Gov. Jeb Bush congratulated Donald Trump on Friday for being named the presumptive Republican nominee earlier in the week but said he won’t support him in the general election.
Conservative marketing strategist Matthew Palumbo appeared on Thursday’s Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon to talk about his recent column, “The 5 Stages of Political Death By Donald Trump.”
President George H.W. Bush and his son, President George W. Bush, aren’t planning to weigh in on the 2016 election, according to the Texas Tribune.
Veteran political analyst Pat Caddell scoffed at the long line of fallen Republican presidential candidates and said that most of them probably still didn’t know why they lost, during an appearance on Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon.
Thursday on CNN’s “Wolf,” while discussing Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s statement that “We have to be unpredictable” to our enemies during his foreign policy speech yesterday, former governor of Florida Jeb Bush said, “The idea that a president should
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says he thinks former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush would have been the Republican Party nominee had he not entered the race.
Sen. Ted Cruz pitched members of the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) for support in his pursuit of the Republican nomination, arguing that Donald Trump as the nominee would ensure an electoral “bloodbath of Walter Mondale-proportions,” a Democratic takeover of the U.S. Congress, economic stagnation and a nuclear-armed Iran.
Tim Miller, who was Jeb Bush’s communications director, dismissed Donald Trump’s candidacy for two months until the New York developer got out of his helicopter at the Iowa State Fair to lash Bush as a “puppet.” “We had kind of
In this brief cessation of hostilities between enemy forces on both sides of the political divide, it is a good time to take stock of where primary voters have taken the two parties.
With Wisconsin’s primary election just days away, 2016 Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz is making a bold move and personally meeting with hundreds of California delegates on Thursday morning in their state.
