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Republican White House hopefuls Donald Trump and Jeb Bush locked horns after frontrunner Trump implied that former president George W. Bush shared some blame for the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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For a candidate whose personal net worth is only estimated to be $330,000, Bernie Sanders has managed to do something that's nearly unthinkable.
He's built a campaign based on small contributions and draws huge crowds of thousands wherever he speaks.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has gained a respectable nine-point lead over front-runner Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, and he's picking up steam over her among Iowa voters in the Democratic presidential race, two new NBC News/Marist polls report.
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The top 10 polling Republican presidential candidates squared off Thursday in Cleveland for the first presidential debate, discussing at length their ideas to secure America's borders and grow a stagnant economy.
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Iowa and New Hampshire voters apparently aren't impressed with the current crop of candidates running in the primary-election races for president in 2016, and only one candidate gained a positive favorability rating.
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Twitter was atwitter on Tuesday after Donald Trump's campaign staff tweeted an image of a stock art photo featuring World War II Nazi Waffen soldiers marching underneath the hashtag #MakeAmericaGreatAgain.
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On Wednesday, Jeb Bush sparked a kerfuffle when he said that "people should work longer hours" in order to improve economic prosperity. The Bush campaign argues this was a reference to part-time workers who are underemployed.
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) made his 2016 presidential bid official when his campaign website was published shortly before his scheduled Monday afternoon announcement.
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Reno -
Potential presidential candidate Jeb Bush found himself in troubled waters when a college student confronted him and said his brother, former President George W. Bush was responsible for the rise of the Islamic State.
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Seattle -
Possible Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush praised President Barack Obama for enhancing the National Security Agency by continuing its worldwide program of mass surveillance and bulk data collection.
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For a third year in a row, likely 2016 Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul, senator from Kentucky and son of three-time GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul, has won the CPAC vote. But this vote does not mean electability, so Jeb Bush still leads.
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Possible presidential candidate Jeb Bush has admitted that the intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction programs, on which his brother, the former president, said his invasion of Iraq was based, was not "accurate."
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Detroit -
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush has come closer to officially announcing his presidential candidacy. Though 2016 is a ways away, the Republican heavyweight has just given a major speech in Detroit touting his plans for restoring the U.S. economy.
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George P. Bush, Jeb Bush's son and rising political star in Texas, attended a "school choice" rally in Austin and argued that citizens should be able to remove their kids from public schools and put them in charter and private schools. It's a bad move.
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If former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) officially enters the 2016 White House race, he probably won't be able to use the website JebBushForPresident.com.
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Mitt Romney has just told donors that he is considering another presidential run, making him the third GOP heavyweight in recent weeks to put himself "out there." Now Jeb Bush has some competition. Will the dynastic dynamo remain strong, or will Mitt win?
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In the latest polls, former Florida governor Jeb Bush has become the first official frontrunner for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, becoming the GOP's first solid favorite since polling began. But has Jeb heeded the lesson's of 2012?
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Former Florida gov. Jeb Bush (R) struck what many consider an odd note while arguing in favor of overhauling the country's immigration system. He argued that immigrants boost the economy because they are "fertile" and add more people to the workforce.
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Barbara Pierce Bush, 87, wife of George H.W. Bush, 41st President of the US, and "first mom," when her son George W. Bush served as 43rd president, said on the "Today" show Thursday that she does not want to see her son Jeb Bush run for president.
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Washington -
The rumors and speculations are growing that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich are considering potential runs for the White House in 2016. The list continues to grow for prospective GOP candidates.
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Washington -
Although the US 2012 presidential election has ended only two weeks, attention has shifted to 2016. The GOP rumor mill is already alive with speculations that Jeb Bush may run for GOP presidential nomination in 2016.
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Jeb Bush delivered a blistering attack on President Barack Obama Wednesday, accusing him of blaming his brother, former President George W. Bush, for the nation's troubles instead of taking responsibility himself.
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Jeb Bush, two-term former governor of Florida and brother of former president George W. Bush, has called on Barack Obama to stop blaming his brother for the poor economic conditions that have unfolded during the past 3½ years of his presidency.
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Jeb Bush is putting to rest speculation that he may be chosen as the running mate of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney. “I am not going to be the veep nominee,” Bush said in an e-mailed statement Friday. “Lay that to rest.”
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Friday, April 20, Jeb Bush, the popular former governor of Florida, let it be known that he is available for a Romney/Bush ticket should he be tapped for the number 2 spot.
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Former Florida Republican Governor Jeb Bush has endorsed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney for his bid for the White House. Bush, the brother of former President George W. Bush, urged the GOP to "unite behind Governor Romney."
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If you're a Florida lawmaker whose bills keep getting thrown out of court because they're illegal, what do you do? You fabricate a judicial crisis to take over the courts, create a bill, call it a Constitutional amendment, and hope voters buy it.
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Former President George H. W. Bush told Fox News Sunday that he would like to see his other son Jeb Bush as U.S. President in the near future.
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Already boiling the blood of certain political factions is a report from CNN's Political Ticker that mentions that President George Bush floated the idea of Jeb Bush possibly running for president in the future.
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Republican political hacks in the Florida legislature have voted to force the University of Florida to name its School of Education after former Governor Jeb Bush two weeks after the University voted against awarding Bush an honorary degree.
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Governor Jeb Bush is one of 11 politicians speaking at the 2015 Lincoln Dinner in Des Moines, Iowa about the 2016 presidential election John Pemble
Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida speaking at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland. Gage Skidmore
Jeb Bush once compared LGBT people to "polluters and pedophiles." He now says they should be "respected." Gage Skidmore/Flickr Creative Commons
Gov. Jeb Bush speaks at a FEMA press conference in 2004. george armstrong
The 10 highest-polling candidates for the GOP nomination. The debate, took place in Cleveland, Ohio, and was aired on Fox News on August 6, 2015. Illustration by Digital Journal
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush, right, acknowledged that the bar is likely higher for him in 2016, being the son and brother of two presidents Chip Somodevilla, GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP
Jeb Bush speaks at the live-stream town hall event in Hudson, New Hampshire. ABC News Screen Grab
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File photo: Jeb Bush answers questions at a FEMA press conference. FEMA public domain
Jeb Bush, on NBC's 'Meet the Press' on Sunday, called the media a bunch of crack addicts over 2016 speculation Screengrab / NBCNews
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