Should Bush run, his embrace of comprehensive AMNESTY legislation and COMMON CORE will put him AT ODDS with conservative voters in the early primary states. Bush, who said he would make a decision in short order about whether he will be a presidential candidate, revealed on Monday that he thinks a moderate Republican who runs as a moderate in the primary has the best chance of winning the White House. Bush has shown every indication that he will NOT PANDER [READ THAT AS LISTEN] to conservatives and take positions that are at odds with what he truly believes so that he is not viewed as a phony politician like Mitt Romney, who tried to have it both ways on nearly every issue. For instance, at the event, Bush continued to support immigration reform, saying the economic benefits of amnesty legislation should be emphasized. According to the Wall Street Journal, Bush did not mention that a comprehensive amnesty bill would allow more guest-workers and low-skilled immigrants that would LOWER THE WAGES OF AMERICAN WORKERS, which is what the Congressional Budget Office determined, and make it more difficult for them to find jobs.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 04:24:02 +0000
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