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“Jeb Bush sought to cast himself as a political outsider during his first big speech as a presidential candidate on Monday…”
So
begins the
guardian’s take on Jeb Bush and his brand spanking new campaign. The sub-headline
of the article, by the way, refers to Jeb’s touting of his “re-invention of his
brother’s compassionate conservatism”.
Look, little
brother. To use big brother’s words, either you are with him or you are against
him. None of this re-inventing BS.
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| My name's Jeb, ya see, so I'm kind of like an outsider. |
The
guardian (they don’t capitalize their name, why should I?) goes on to tell us
that ole Jeb is trying to “counter criticism that he represents the
establishment wing of the Republican party.”
Let’s
try to take his word for it, shall we?
