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Jeb’s Presidential Promise

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Jeb Bush Vows To Shake Up The Culture Of Washington If Elected President
Jeb Bush Vows To Shake Up The Culture Of Washington If Elected President

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U.S. Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush vowed on Monday to shake up Washington's culture if he reaches the White House, calling for stricter controls on government spending and a longer ban on lobbying by former members of Congress.

Bush proposed a federal balanced budget amendment and presidential line-item veto power, as well as a freeze on government hiring.

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Jeb Bush vows to shrink Washington's bloat
Jeb Bush vows to shrink Washington's bloat

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Jeb Bush kicked off a series of policy speeches in his old political stomping ground on Monday, rolling out a reform agenda for “Mount Washington,” a spinoff of the nickname he gave Tallahassee during his eight years as governor.
“We used to call this city 'Mount Tallahassee' because it was so remote from the people, caught up in the settled ways of a comfortable establishment,” Bush said to an audience of political supporters.
The former governor, who served from 1999 through 2007, used the

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Jeb and Hillary: Flawed front-runners generating little excitement
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America may well get another Bush-Clinton race once this whole presidential thing shakes out, with predictable groans about royal families and political retreads.

But in looking at the coverage this past week, I was struck by this thought: This is one weak pair of front-runners.

Jeb is losing to a guy who’s never run for public office and is in hot water over comments about Mexican immigrants. In short, he’s been Trumped. (Though maybe The Donald has trumped himself by making light of John McCain’s Vietnam captivity, not that the...

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