Bob DeMaura, the father of Steve DeMaura – who works as the Executive Director for the pro-Carly Fiorina super PAC – says a Bush volunteer misled him about the former HP executive’s status in the GOP presidential race.
Controversial former drug company CEO Martin Shkreli announced his support for Jeb Bush ahead of Tuesday’s New Hampshire Republican primary.
Former President George W. Bush appears in a new ad for his brother Jeb — making a rare public statement announcing his support.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump responded to former First Lady Barbara Bush’s criticism of him on Saturday morning, mocking former Florida Jeb Bush for having his “mommy” take a swipe at Trump.
A recent survey from Gallup shows that Jeb Bush is the only candidate with a net unfavorable rating — even after he’s aired millions of dollars of ads to promote his candidacy.
Emily Stephenson and Doina Chiacu report for Reuters: “Jeb Bush brought out his famous family four days before the crucial U.S. presidential primary in New Hampshire, tapping his mother on Friday to scold Republican front-runner Donald Trump over his use of profanity and treatment of women.”
Republican presidential candidate former Florida Governor Jeb Bush argued that fellow candidate Florida Senator Marco Rubio doesn’t have a “proven record,” cast doubt on Rubio’s claimed accomplishments on Hezbollah and Obamacare, and said that he recommended Rubio to be vice
Christopher Ruddy, the CEO and editor of Newsmax, writes that “Jeb Bush deserves a second look.”
Former first lady Barbara Bush says she doesn’t understand how women can support Donald Trump in the presidential race over her son Jeb Bush.
Former President George W. Bush appears in a new TV ad from Right to Rise, a Super PAC supporting his brother Jeb Bush’s presidential bid.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie has dismissed him as a puppet and former mentor Jeb Bush called him not fit to serve as up-and-coming Republican Marco Rubio becomes the man to beat in next week’s New Hampshire primary.
Former First Lady Barbara Bush appeared at a political rally for her son Jeb Bush, packing the house for the third member of her family to run for president.
Several experienced, qualified and conservative Republican governors entered the presidential race last year. And yet we are just days away from the final culling of the herd.
At a Thursday event in Weare, New Hampshire, presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz labeled opposing candidate Sen. Marco Rubio as the media-anointed “chosen one” for the GOP establishment but ultimately unelectable like prior failed nominees.
Nolan D. McCaskill writes in Politico: “Jeb Bush and Chris Christie have a message for New Hampshire’s Republican voters: Marco Rubio would be President Barack Obama all over again.”
Following Rick Santorum’s inability to name a single achievement of Sen. Marco Rubio, the media sought to answer the question for themselves. Yet many reporters appear to have come up empty handed.
In New Hampshire, Sen. Marco Rubio is pushing back against the notion that he doesn’t have enough experience to be the President of the United States.
Thursday on MSNBC, former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination, took aim at his fellow Floridian, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), who is also a candidate for the GOP nod. Bush touted his own candidacy, but questioned
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush seem to have formed a de facto alliance against fellow Presidential contender Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), with the New Hampshire Republican primary just days away.
Sen. Marco Rubio says he’s not an “establishment Republican,” and argues that Republican presidential candidates like Jeb Bush are.
Wednesday on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show, former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) offered his thoughts on President Barack Obama’s speech at the Islamic Society of Baltimore earlier in the day. Bush praised Obama for making speech, despite having not seen it. The
Eric Cantor (R-VA) , the former House Majority Leader, continues to promote Jeb Bush for the Republican nomination for President, telling supporters Wednesday that the former Florida Governor has a “real spine” and “steady hand.”
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Republican presidential candidate former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) said after his opponent Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) came in a close third in the Iowa caucus which was far below where he was poling, the
Fox News host Megyn Kelly defended Sen. Marco Rubio after Chris Christie accused the freshman senator of being too scripted and avoiding tough questions on the campaign trail.
Republican establishment presidential candidates Jeb Bush, John Kasich, and Chris Christie have focused their fire on Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) as part of the GOP nominees’ campaign to win the New Hampshire Republican Primary.
During a town hall meeting in New Hampshire on Monday, Republican Presidential candidate Jeb Bush told his competitors to “toughen up and stop complaining” about negative ads hurled in their direction. Bush said in response to a question from the
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie did poorly in the Iowa caucuses – well below the expectations set before he left the state to return to New Hampshire.
90 minutes before the Iowa caucuses are scheduled to begin at 7 pm Central time, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush held a town hall meeting at the members only Alpine Club in Manchester, New Hampshire.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wants to be the governor in the presidential race who earns the most support when Iowans caucus this evening.
Does Donald Trump have a glass jaw?
Sen. John McCain, the 2008 Republican Presidential nominee, made comments on Monday that he is “concentrating” on a tough Senate re-election battle, while claiming he wasn’t affected by comments from Donald Trump.
As the Iowa caucuses draw closer, Senator Marco Rubio has become a more of a machine than ever – disciplined, focused, using every second left to talk to voters about his message.
Moderator Megyn Kelly kicked off the last GOP debate before Iowa by describing Donald Trump as “the elephant not in the room,” and then inviting criticism of the absent front-runner.
With the Iowa caucuses just a few days away, the final GOP debate before Hawkeye state voters cast their first-in-the-nation votes took place Thursday.
Republican presidential candidate former Florida Governor Jeb Bush stated that “you can’t have a visa waiver for all the European countries, where you have radicalized Muslims in these countries. If they go to Syria to be radicalized, or other countries,
Columnist Charles Krauthammer said that the second Fox News debate was “much more substantive than about any other,” and that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush had a “very strong night,” New Jersey Governor Chris Christie “did well,” Texas Senator Ted
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s Republican presidential debate, former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) said his opponent Donald Trump’s proposal to temporarily ban all Muslims from coming to the United States created ‘an environment that’s toxic in our own country.” In responding to
Republican presidential candidate Florida Senator Marco Rubio was pressed about his past positions on immigration and sparred with former Florida Governor Jeb Bush at Thursday’s second GOP presidential debate on the Fox News Channel. Rubio was asked, “When you ran
Hillary Clinton’s daughter Chelsea thinks that Jeb Bush is the best Republican candidate, confirming Americans’ worst fears about the friendly relationships between the political establishment on both sides of the partisan aisle.
So, with Donald Trump presumably out for tomorrow night’s final Republican debate before the crucial Iowa caucuses, what will that event look like?
