He's the son and sibling of a US President. If he starts pulling rank, he looks like a bully. Classic no win situation......We know from the informative left wing press that during his attendance at prep school, he actually was a bully. Those New England prep schools are hard, tough places. The many people who have done time in both max security Fed prisons and New England prep schools usually say that the Fed prison time is cushier. The food is better and the chances of getting fucked n the ass are far less. In that intimidating environment, Bush was called the Jebberwocky and owned the yard. That deferential, nice guy stuff is just an act.
Appreciating the added insight, William, with regard to the no-win/prep school background, as it makes sense, and also lines up with Amartel's earlier comments on Jeb's authenticity or lack thereof.
The pair in the video make me laugh each time I watch it, as they're almost beside themselves trying to account for the lameness, like they aren't trying to go for the jugular but end up being reduced to making noises to capture the strangeness.
But I don't understand what the big deal is here. It's their venue. They can kick him off or throw him out or do whatever they want at any time. There's a difference between being "strong" and just plain being rude. Sure, his aw shucks gestures were silly, but they were self-deprecating. Reagan said he paid for his microphone. But this is the Rotarians' place. I guess I just respect that it's their property and their event and they have the right to stage it how they want. I find it hard to see how beating them up for asserting that right would have been presidential.
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Not sure how long the speech lasted, but it was probably too long.
Someone had the sense to say "enough".
oy.
Jeb has all that donor money and no actual support. Hillary's support is similar - all media driven and mostly make believe.
The guy who took over the microphone didn't want to hear any more of what Jeb had to say. Just like most average Americans.
It's the WASP horror of making a scene. Jeb would literally giveaway the country rather than make a scene.
He's the son and sibling of a US President. If he starts pulling rank, he looks like a bully. Classic no win situation......We know from the informative left wing press that during his attendance at prep school, he actually was a bully. Those New England prep schools are hard, tough places. The many people who have done time in both max security Fed prisons and New England prep schools usually say that the Fed prison time is cushier. The food is better and the chances of getting fucked n the ass are far less. In that intimidating environment, Bush was called the Jebberwocky and owned the yard. That deferential, nice guy stuff is just an act.
That deferential, nice guy stuff is just an act..
Appreciating the added insight, William, with regard to the no-win/prep school background, as it makes sense, and also lines up with Amartel's earlier comments on Jeb's authenticity or lack thereof.
The pair in the video make me laugh each time I watch it, as they're almost beside themselves trying to account for the lameness, like they aren't trying to go for the jugular but end up being reduced to making noises to capture the strangeness.
But I don't understand what the big deal is here. It's their venue. They can kick him off or throw him out or do whatever they want at any time. There's a difference between being "strong" and just plain being rude. Sure, his aw shucks gestures were silly, but they were self-deprecating. Reagan said he paid for his microphone. But this is the Rotarians' place. I guess I just respect that it's their property and their event and they have the right to stage it how they want. I find it hard to see how beating them up for asserting that right would have been presidential.
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