http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2017/01/jeb_bush_at_amherst_college.html

Tuesday night, while Bush did not mention Trump, he rejected any style of leadership that involves "pushing other people down to make yourself feel better." True leadership involves "forging consensus and having a servant's heart," as well as exhibiting integrity and backbone, he said.

Bush called for immigration reform that supports economic goals, not just the reunification of extended families. He spoke up for a path to legal residency for so-called "dreamers," undocumented immigrants who arrived in American as children and who are pursuing educational and work opportunities.

Most Republicans make a distinction between undocumented immigrants who commit crimes, and those who are "working hard, trying to make ends meet," Bush said.

He responded to audience questions about voter suppression, the death penalty, criminal justice reform, and affirmative action, and repeatedly returned to the themes of optimism, prosperity, and compromise.

"We need to re-energize the compromise gene; the consensus muscle," he said. "Find common ground on the smallest thing and build on it."

Will Jeb rise again in 2020? I'd vote for him.

Is it unheard of for an incumbent president to have to go into another primary in his second term election? Depending on how consistent Trump is with his behavior, I can see the GOP wanting someone to topple him and Jeb seems like the perfect person. Trump's childish insults of low energy and attacking his wife would only damage him at that point.

All jokes aside, I would have been fine with Bush or Rubio as President.

Marco Rubio is afraid of North Korea. That's all he talked about in the debates, even if the question had nothing to do with Best Korea.

I guess he isn't too bad. I was just reading some people want Ben Shapiro to run. I wouldn't vote for him though. I don't think. We didn't have anyone worth voting for this time, probably won't next time.

The Jeb alt account here is so cringeworthy that I even consider the real Jeb to be a complete joke at this point.

Dubya is being looked back at more fondly than when he is in office. People are starting to realize they were more upset at congress than they were at Bush and he was just caught in the crossfire. Also, Jeb's humiliation is stuck only to the internet, no one actually thinks he's a joke outside of /pol/-like websites and a lot of people find him to be an honest and reasonable man with plenty of experience just from being the FL governor alone.

Jeb will never win a Presidential election solely due to the fact he's related to Dubya. There's also the fact that Trump has humiliated Jeb to the point that everyone snickers whenever his name gets mentioned.