Jeb Bush suggested Tuesday that Republican presidential rival Donald
Trump could be part of a conspiracy to put Hillary Clinton in the White
House.

“Maybe Donald negotiated a deal with his buddy Hillary Clinton.
Continuing this path will put her in the White House,� Mr. Bush tweeted
to his 388,000 followers Tuesday afternoon.

He was reacting to Mr. Trump’s tweet linking to a USA Today poll that
indicates 68 percent of his supporters would still vote for him if he
left the GOP and ran as an independent.

Mr. Bush’s tweet comes one day after he called Mr. Trump “unhinged.�

“Donald Trump is unhinged. His ‘policy’ proposals are not serious,� he
tweeted Monday after the billionaire called for a ban on Muslims
entering the U.S.

It’s not the first time conservatives have questioned whether Mr.
Trump’s campaign is genuine. On Monday, The Weekly Standard editor Bill
Kristol asked if the Republican could be a “double agent� working for
Mrs. Clinton, The Washington Examiner reported. John Weaver, the top
strategist for John Kasich’s presidential campaign, has similarly
floated the idea that Mr. Trump is a tool “created by the Clinton campaign.�

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As if the Repugnants don't have enough conspiracies churning through
their bits of grey matter...

On Fri, 11 Dec 2015 13:50:35 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

Jeb Bush suggested Tuesday that Republican presidential rival Donald
Trump could be part of a conspiracy to put Hillary Clinton in the White
House.

“Maybe Donald negotiated a deal with his buddy Hillary Clinton.
Continuing this path will put her in the White House,� Mr. Bush tweeted
to his 388,000 followers Tuesday afternoon.

He was reacting to Mr. Trump’s tweet linking to a USA Today poll that
indicates 68 percent of his supporters would still vote for him if he
left the GOP and ran as an independent.

Mr. Bush’s tweet comes one day after he called Mr. Trump “unhinged.�

“Donald Trump is unhinged. His ‘policy’ proposals are not serious,� he
tweeted Monday after the billionaire called for a ban on Muslims
entering the U.S.

It’s not the first time conservatives have questioned whether Mr.
Trump’s campaign is genuine. On Monday, The Weekly Standard editor Bill
Kristol asked if the Republican could be a “double agent� working for
Mrs. Clinton, The Washington Examiner reported. John Weaver, the top
strategist for John Kasich’s presidential campaign, has similarly
floated the idea that Mr. Trump is a tool “created by the Clinton campaign.�

http://tinyurl.com/oflnwa8


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As if the Repugnants don't have enough conspiracies churning through
their bits of grey matter...

He is certainly doing everything he can to get Hillary elected. You
even agree to that.
I also bet he comes out of this with a **** pot load of money. By not
going the down "campaign trail" he will be immune from the FEC laws
about what to do with money he collects. An example would be the $5
million he wants as an appearance fee for the debate.

This is not a conspiracy, there is only one crook involved and he is
working right out front.