I wrote back in May that Jeb Bush would tumble in the polls for denying his brother George W. three times, as Peter denied Jesus, with equivocations rather than firm answers either way about the 2003 invasion of Iraq.  Jeb fell like a rock, exacerbated by Donald Trump calling him weak and devoid of energy.  Poor Jeb has been trying to gain back interest from Republican voters in the primary horse race since – to no avail: He came in sixth in the Iowa caucus, an archaic event signifying pretty much whatever the media invent.  But now it's time for the storied New Hampshire primary, considered to be the legitimate kick-off of the every four-year presidential sweepstakes.  And who is the centerpiece of Jeb's media campaign?  Good old Brother George W. – one of the most maligned presidents since Ulysses Grant and Warren Harding. Perhaps Jeb detected that Republicans and unaffiliated voters actually didn't fall for the fake...(Read Full Post)