Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush wanted to cash out after he left office, but those business entanglements may hurt him if he chooses to run for the GOP nomination in a party that is increasingly becoming opposed to crony capitalism.
According to a report in The New York Times, "Bush left public office seven years ago with a net worth of $1.3 million and an unapologetic determination to expand his wealth, telling friends that his finances had suffered during his time in government."
Bush tried to prop up Lehman Brothers before it collapsed and almost took down the financial system with it, eventually costing taxpayers billions of dollars to bail out banks. This galvanized what would become the Tea Party movement. He has also been associated with some troubled and shady companies and executives, as well as a company that promoted Obamacare.
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5 comments:
Never trust any politican..remember the savings and loan mess...everyfriggin one of these guys are crooks..sneaky lying cover my tracks criminals
He's also pushing amnesty for criminals that entered OUR country, (yes OUR country) illegally!
Jeb is the GOP only shot at the Presidency for the next 20 years.
9:01 that is exactly what the RINOs want you to think
Neither he nor the porcine one will do this country any good - both are RINOS!
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