Jeb Bush News

Former Gov. Jeb Bush said Barack Obama would not have gotten elected if he told the American public about his secret plan.

Tucker Carlson pronounces Jeb Bush "the Future of the Republican Party," which is rather like saying that hamburgers are the future of cows.

Jeb Bush will be back in DC this week to present a Council on Foreign Relations-sponsored report on immigration policy that calls for a path to legalization for illegal immigrants - a position shared by his brother, former president George W. Bush.

Barack Obama wouldn't have been elected had he "let us in on his secret plan prior to the election," former Florida Gov.

Chris Buck The scene: Lunchtime at Jeb Bush's modest office just outside Miami. Just Tucker and Jeb, no one else in sight.

A bipartisan task force will recommend today that the United States overhaul its immigration system in response to national security concerns, saying that the country should end strict quotas on work-based immigrant visas to maintain its scientific, technological and military edge.

Jeb Bush will be back in DC this week to present a Council on Foreign Relations-sponsored report on immigration policy that calls for a path to legalization for illegal immigrants -- a position shared by his brother, former president George W. Bush.

From Radio Iowa : A friend of mine in Des Moines, Iowa, got a phone call last night, testing out the names of potential 2012 GOP presidential candidates.

Like Amazon.com revolutionized the retail industry and iTunes modernized the music industry, technology has the potential to transform education in America.

Jeb Bush for President in 2012? After Sanford, Ensign Etc., It's Not Impossible With Gov.

After Pam Iorio, a Democratic supervisor of elections, left office six years ago to run for Tampa mayor, Republican Gov.

The Florida Legislature's watchdog agency has recommended against expanding an experimental Medicaid program that former Gov.

MSNBC host Carlos Watson appears to believe that claims of a "GOP death spiral" have been greatly exaggerated.

Florida has 114 specialty license plates, but perhaps none has drawn more attention -- or controversy -- through the years than the "Choose Life" tag affixed to more than 40,000 vehicles statewide.

Gov. Charlie Crist is turning one of the most famous sayings in politics -- "It's the economy, stupid" -- upside down.

Primary election polls conducted well in advance of an election usually do not have a ton of probative value.

"Nearly three years into a Medicaid privatization program former [Florida] Gov. Jeb Bush said could be a national model, state officials say they do not have crucial data to measure the program's effectiveness, including how many patients' treatments and prescriptions have been approved or denied," the AP/Miami Herald reports.

With votes being counted in New Jersey even as we speak , it is time to wrap up this Tuesday in politics.

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist has vetoed a poison pill bill that would have significantly increased the political risk associated with state contracting and privatization: Gov.

Holmes Beach Police Chief Jay Romine recently was re-elected to chair the Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission.