He’s been criticized and defended on AT for taking a board seat at Tenet Healthcare, a major beneficiary of Obamacare, but now Jeb Bush has decided to step down.  Joseph Tanfani of the Los Angeles Times reports: Bush is quitting Tenet Healthcare Corp. — a company that has profited from Obamacare — and is ending a consulting contract with Barclays Bank to focus on his political future. Aides say he also has stopped giving highly paid speeches to focus on traveling America, meeting with potential donors and testing what a friend calls a “visionary” brand of campaigning. But Bush’s business record, enmeshed in international finance and some troubled former ventures in south Florida, could end up complicating his return to politics and his hopes to follow his father, George H.W. Bush, and his older brother, George W. Bush, into the Oval Office. No word yet on Bush’s role in offshore investment funds, which I incorrectly took as a...(Read Full Post)