What will become of Jeb Bush's super PAC money?
Will it go back to his megadonors? Will it be spent?
What will become of Jeb Bush's super PAC money?
Will it go back to his megadonors? Will it be spent?
On Tuesday, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush finished fourth in the New Hampshire primary - behind front-runner Donald Trump, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
Jeb wasn't fazed, however, by what the media and pundits have called a "disappointing loss."
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush saw a major dive in favorability points over the last six months, according to the latest Gallup poll released this morning...
Maybe it's time to remove the exclamation point from his campaign logo.
Here's where the GOP presidential hopeful now stands among Republican voters.
Trump vs. Bush at the CNN Debate - if you watched it, you know these two candidates went head-to-head. Trump accused Bush of being a "bought" politician.
In return, Bush pointed out that Trump had in fact been one of many businesspersons who tried, unsuccessfully, to buy him. To which Trump responded, "No way."
Here's who bluffed on their Florida casino claims...
Jeb Bush's tax reform plan is a step in the right direction, but like most of his campaign, it's "weak tea."
His plan doesn't go far enough to address problems our current tax code causes.
Here's exactly how this plan falls short, and what tax reforms we should pursue instead...
A long-anticipated Jeb Bush tax proposal was revealed late Tuesday evening, Sept. 8, in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
The former Florida governor described the current tax code as a "convoluted nightmare."
Here's a breakdown of Bush's tax reform plan...
The race is on for 2016 presidential candidates. A wide field of 22 hopefuls -- 17 Republicans and five Democrats (Vice President Joe Biden is anticipated to make six) -- are busy vying for campaign donations.
Many traditional big-time celebrity political donors have not yet made a contribution in 2015. For instance, nothing from actor Morgan Freeman so far. Freeman was the third-largest celebrity contributor in the 2012 election cycle, with more than $1 million given to Hillary Clinton's Priorities USA Action super PAC. And actor husband-and-wife team Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, the seventh-largest celebrity donors that cycle ($173,231 to Democrats) are also yet to contribute.
But a few others have already picked their candidate favorites in the 2016 presidential race.
Here are ten of the biggest celebrities that have already donated in 2015...
One candidate who shined in last night's Republican debates was a name not often mentioned by the mainstream media.
And that was former Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Carly Fiorina. She's recently drawn criticism for the crash of HPQ stock under her tenure.
But is that a fair assessment of her leadership ability?
