Jeb Bush Says He'd Consider Vice Presidency
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FinalDebate (@finaldebate) April 21, 2012On Friday, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush reportedly said he would consider being the vice presidential nominee on the Republican ticket in November if asked. Bush is very popular in the swing-state of Florida, and he has strong support among demographic groups key to winning the White House in 2012.
He is acceptable to some conservatives on Twitter…
“@beforeiburst: I wonder if people would vote for Jeb Bush if he ran for president.” he's the best Bush—
Jeremy Wills (@JWills_USC) April 21, 2012
“@JimmyPatronis: Jeb Bush says he'd consider vice presidency fb.me/HUct5rWI” please, Jeb, please!!!!—
djm (@djm6765) April 21, 2012
Just read that Jeb Bush might be interested in the VP with Romney. If true it worries me. In FL Jeb is popular, even among Latinos.—
Alvaro F. Fernandez (@alvarofdez) April 21, 2012
@grammy620 I LIKE Jeb Bush, period. I would prefer Allen West though.—
Laurel Cates (@solarenrgee) April 21, 2012
…but not all:
Oh no….not another Bush. We've already had one Bush too many. Jeb Bush: I'd Consider Vice Presidency huff.to/IG1Snk #Romney #tcot *—
J. Bruce Gabriel (@NEPatriots01752) April 21, 2012
No. Please, no. RT @CBSMiami: Jeb Bush Would Consider VP Run If Asked By Romney cbsloc.al/HOsiTU—
Joel Palmer (@PoliticalLogic) April 20, 2012
No he's not. MT @jonkarl Another reason Jeb Bush is near the top of the VP list… bit.ly/JUFuFu—
Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) April 20, 2012
@MittRomney no Jeb Bush, yes to Paul Ryan.—
Vince (@vpdelisi) April 21, 2012
Today, new reports stressed Bush’s emphatic denial that he wants the job:
Jeb Bush emphatically rules out being Romney's running mate. bloom.bg/JdLBKS—
Adriel Bettelheim (@abettel) April 21, 2012