Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, is married to Columba Garnica Gallo, from Guanajato, Mexico, and is the father of the half-Mexican George P. Bush, who seems to have been indoctrinated by his mother as a Hispanic race warrior. George P. Bush told a Hispanic Republican rally in 2000 that "She told me we have to fight for our race, we have to find the leaders who represent us". [Reuters, August 2, 2000]
Indeed, a racially-charged article about George P. by Filipino journalist Emil Guillermo was published under the title Bush Blend Brings Cool To White GOP, Sacramento Bee, August 4, 2000.
Jeb, the former president’s younger brother, is supposed to have been the Bush family’s hope for the Presidency. (For years, no one took George W. seriously.)
We were afraid there was danger of a Jeb Bush candidacy—National Review fawningly put him on its cover in February of last year. But he obviously realizes that Bushes are a drug on the Presidential market for some time to come. However, the fact that Jeb hasn’t endorsed any of the other candidates suggests that if the other GOP candidates manage to knock each other out…he may force himself to be available for a draft.
In a recent blog post, discussing Charles Murray’s “bubble” thesis that the elite is becoming disconnected from regular Americans, I said that Jeb Bush is “one of the biggest elitists in the country”.
Frankly, you can’t get more disconnected from the experience of regular Americans on factory floors than being a member of the Bush family. The fact that they seem to feel some emotional connection to regular Mexicans, invading the US and taking over the factory floors, makes it worse, not better. (See my article about Paula Rendon, George W. Bush’s Mexican nanny—note that W. said that “Paula became like a second mother to my younger brothers and sister and me.”)
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