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Great analogy.

Kinda like the bird dog that loves to roll in cow poop....

Here's one more reason to vote for Trump.

He destroyed Jeb Bush (although I liked Jeb) with a single short line....."Low energy".

That there is some political brilliance! I will go to my grave laughing about that one.

Just when I think it can't get any better, you top yourself, LR. This stuff is golden. Are you a professional comedian or do you just play one on DG?

I sure hope others are tuning into this.

Only an idiOt would want another Bush in the White House....

"Low energy" was a great use of words.

I think what Trump really wanted to say was the obvious Jeb Bush is slOw in the head but it would've offended to many other slOw in the head people.

jOe, Jeb may be many things, including a crappy politician, but he is not slow. There is a big difference between being adept at political speech and sound bites and being smart or slow. In fact, it's likely his nerdy intelligence retarded his political career precisely because it reduced his ability to give good sound bites to the press. His nature meant he tried too hard to give the complete answer rather than what would sound good on tv.

Jeb is ok. Jeb seem uncomfortable nervous in front of speaker/camera do in no small measure to DJT. I do not care for DJT and only see him in good light based on comments made by Vladimir Putin and Newt Gingriche.

I don't think he's trying, it seems to me that he is. I believe he is filthy rich, older, and a white guy who will accept gobs of money to run this race. My point is, whether approached from feeling based ideology or factual analysis, the negative connotation is not resonating with lefties.

The fact that you admire, as you allude to here and have mentioned before, a corrupt dictator, who uses fear and murder to marginalize his opponents and cow his people, speaks volumes and as far as I'm concerned, disqualifies you from engaging in this or any other political discussion on this site.

I attended an event (at Brownell's new facility just down the road) at which Jeb spoke. He was introduced by a retired admiral, who pointed out that 30 of his fellow retired flag officers (admirals and generals) were supporting Jeb. That caught my attention from the get-go. Pretty decent recommendation for the guy who's applying to be Commander in Chief.

Jeb's stump speech was OK. But I was more impressed during his Q and A session, which lasted close to half an hour. No matter the subject the questioner raised--guns, agriculture, people with disabilities--Jeb came up with good answers. When he finally dropped out of the campaign, I remember someone writing that he was prepared for a campaign of ideas, and it turned out to be a campaign of personalities. He'd obviously done his homework. Quite a contrast to Trump.

I think some of us here have done homework on the issues and could misfire about them all day long. If his time on the stump was just OK, he probably didn't do near the homework or give the commitment that it would take to still be in the race.

He and his high dollar support group should've figured out why he was perceived as just being OK, and done the homework to fix the problem, not wait around and hope an uncommitted voter sits a half hour deep into a Q&A session. I bet if he pretended to cough up a chunk of lung and blamed it on climate change, that alone would've gotten him a week or two deeper into the primaries.

I like folks who're sharp on the issues with good ideas and solutions, but is it enough? That family has also disappointed me. Interesting how civil and quietly former presidents will grin through the demonizing and polarization of 'the last eight years', then turn and attack within their own party.