Today the average of all GOP polls show Trump with 34.5 percent and Bush with 4.8; Jeb is currently in fifth place. But he doesn’t care about the facts he believes that he will win the GOP nomination.

Sunday, on ‘Meet the Press,’ Bush made the following unsupported claim: “The guy’s entertaining, for sure. But … he’s not going not win the nomination. And I am.” Really?

Republican voters dislike Bush. He has been exposed during the campaign season as the ‘less intelligent brother,’ and has admitted that his only policies would be along the lines of his brother’s failed administration.

Maybe he’s just in shock. From the day that he declared his candidacy he assumed that he would be the GOP front runner. He has never polled in double digits. Abraham Lincoln, a true and great Republican, once said: “You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.”

If Bush truly believes that he has a chance to win the GOP nomination, maybe he would like to invest in my next great invention; I haven’t thought of it yet, but if he’s willing to give me his money I’ll create it.

Only three GOP hopefuls have an opportunity to win the nomination; one is a buffoon, and the other two are inexperienced TEA Party darlings. Bush is merely a ‘burp’ in the offerings.

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By James Turnage

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