Florida House speakers urge New Hampshire to pick Bush over Rubio

‘I won’t be out here blowharding, talking a big game without backing it up, ‘ Bush has said, according to the Times. Bush, by contrast, finished in sixth – 3,000 votes behind Kentucky senator Rand Paul, who put his campaign out of its misery on Wednesday.

The ad, with the header, “A Message from the People Who Know Jeb and Marco Best”, says voters have a chance “to reset the race for the Republican nomination” by supporting “a trusted conservative who can defeat Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton”.

Bush’s team envisions going to SC regardless of his placement in New Hampshire.

Smith said third place is good for Rubio.

They did and it was captured on video from NBC News.

Bush irked anti-pipeline proponents with his stance on FERC and gas pipeline projects, as he said that FERC should gather as much information as possible and then “pull the trigger” on the project. In contrast to the throngs of Donald Trump supporters who appear to applaud at the drop of a hat, Bush appeared to beg for applause after his latest speech to New Hampshire voters. Meanwhile, one of the first members of Congress to endorse Bush, Texas representative Pete Sessions, told the National Journal that his eye is wandering to another candidate. “Bush said the three candidates with strong showings in the Iowa caucus &#-; Ted Cruz, Trump and Marco Rubio &#-; are all similar to Obama in that they are gifted speakers”.

“My pledge to you, I will be a commander-in-chief that will have the back of the military”, he said. “I’m continuing on, yeah”.

Bush also took swipes at Florida Sen.

Bush has pushed back against the suggestion that given Sen.

Bush’s strategy is centered on a strong performance in New Hampshire.

It was Bush’s challenge in a nutshell: The race’s focus has increasingly been on front-runners Cruz, Trump and Rubio.