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Jeb Bush Tests Water for 2012 Presidential Bid?

Posted by Deeky , Shakesville at 1:18 PM on July 2, 2009.


Recent robocalls in Iowa would suggest yes.
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Jeb Bush (the less dignified of the two in the photo; wrap your head around that) may be testing the waters for a 2012 presidential bid.

Maude help us all.

Recent robocalls to Iowa asked potential voters which of the following they'd most likely vote for: Huckabee, Palin, Gingrich, Jindal, or Jeb Bush. As if two previous Bushes weren't enough already.

(And note the decided lack of Romney or Liss' boyfriend Fred Thompson.)

The survey also asked "Which one of the following phrases best describes President Obama? For good leader, press 1; for good President, press 2; for too party-centric, press 3; for too liberal, press 4; for Socialist, press 5; for bad President, press 6; for undecided, press 7." (Emphasis mine.)

Good luck, America, you're gonna need it!

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Tagged as: gingrich, mitt romney, jeb bush, huckabee, jindal, sarah palin, palin

Deeky is a regular blogger for Shakesville


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