Poppy Bush “Endorses” Jeb Bush for 2016 – Er… Mitt-Rom 2012

By Jack Blood
Deadlinelive.info
12.23.11

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You might have heard the news… Elderly retired grandpa George HW Bush has met with Mr Romney and “unofficially” endorsed him for POTUS in the 2012 race.

Two problems with that statement though…

1) Bush “41″ is anything but a spectator in American politics, foreign policy, and the push for Global Govt. – Though the repeating MSM would have you believe that he is detached and withdrawn from the scene – They also say this about Henry Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski, George Shultz, Brent Scowcroft and other obvious puppet masters, king makers, and undocumented advisers to nations via world leaders.

Guess who was Off camera when this TV interview was aired? O'bomba with Puppeteers George Shultz (Bechtel Corp) and Henry Kissinger

2) Its no secret that Poppy Bush wants to get his idiot son Jebby Bush into the Oval Office, where it would be much easier to call the shots. Both Poppy and Jebby have been photographed sneaking into the white house for an unofficial meeting with Cousin Barry Obama.

Former President George H. W. Bush returned to the White House for a rare Saturday morning meeting with President Barack Obama in the Oval Office, His son Jeb Bush, former governor of Florida, accompanied him for the visit.

Jeb and his cousin Obama have also made appearances together in Florida under the guise of education policy…. And a recent push poll asking voters if they would support Jeb Bush for President recently surfaced in New Hampshire.

Obama has also honored Poppy Bush with the “Medal of Freedom” (which in the case of these monsters actually means the Opposite)

Bush, 86, the 41st president and the father of Obama’s predecessor, was cited for his long "service" to the country

So the Bush Blessing / “anointing” of Mitt Romney comes with a three fold ulterior motive. 1) To keep Cousin Obama right where he is, and 2) to get Jeb in position for 2016… 3) To keep Romney as high profile as possible so he can grow their mutual business prospects.

Romney has about as much chance to win the Presidency as (Bush / Obama) Cousin and Fellow (Bush) Skull and Bones classmate John Kerry had in 2004. It seems clear we have watched this movie before.
Just as we personally witnessed Kerry and the Dems throwing the race at the DNC convention in 2004, we feel the same in reverse is going down for 2012. Its hard to say if Romney knows this yet or if he is just this year’s sucker. However it seems pretty clear that Obama can easily beat his political doppelganger Mitt-Rom.

Besides the “plan” being rather transparent for Jeb (after 4 more years of Obama, the people of the USA would elect Hitler himself rather than a Democrat)… The REAL plot here is to keep a President in office for 8 years. The latter “Lame Duck” term is where a president can do the most damage as he will not have to focus on re-election and can escape the scrutiny centered by the “opposition” one does face in a first term. Count on Barry and the GOP “Working across the aisle” and getting things “done” after he successfully buys term 2.

Make no mistake about it, Romney is in the “club“. A second generation One World Bilderberger, and a CFR, RIIA veteran. Mitt also shares many shadow business “ventures” with Bush SR as both Bain Partners, and Carlyle Group engage in unethical (illegal) working arrangements to bid rig, and share takeovers of various corporations… we have written about this extensively at DeadlineLive.info) – Obama seems involved in this scheme too, having promoted many in these same “private equity” groups to High Cabinet positions, and using executive Orders to keep the US Govt off their backs.

We WARN you now so that you may stop this merry go round before its spins us to the point of no return.

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’41′ backs Romney

The Houston Chronicle reports:

Less than two weeks before Iowa Republicans make their crucial caucus choices on the night of Jan. 3, George H.W. Bush offered words of support, if not an official endorsement, to an old friend, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

“I think Romney is the best choice for us,” former President Bush told the Houston Chronicle this week. “I like Perry, but he doesn’t seem to be going anywhere; he’s not surging forward.”

Bush said he had known Romney for many years and also knew his father, George Romney, a former Republican governor of Michigan who ran for president in 1968.

Bush said he supported Romney because of his “stability, experience, principles. He’s a fine person,” he said. “I just think he’s mature and reasonable – not a bomb-thrower.”

(snip)

Choosing his words carefully, the former president said he knew Gingrich relatively well. “I’m not his biggest advocate,” he said.

“I had a conflict with him at one point,” Bush recalled, alluding to the crucial moment in 1990 when a recession drove him to renege on his “no new taxes” pledge. He needed a bipartisan group of party leaders, including then-House Whip Gingrich, to stand with him.

“He was there, right outside the Oval Office. I met with all the Republican leaders, all the Democratic leaders,” Bush recalled. “The plan was, we were all going to walk out into the Rose Garden and announce this deal. Newt was right there. Got ready to go out in the Rose Garden, and I said, ‘Where’s Gingrich?’ Went up to Capitol Hill. He was here a minute ago. Went up there and started lobbying against the thing.

“He told me one time later on, he said, ‘This is the most difficult thing I ever had to do.’ I said, ‘I didn’t like it much myself, Newt.’”

(snip)

Romney, Bush said, is the “most electable,” despite the flip-flopping label that his Republican opponents are trying, with some success, to drape around his neck.

“It was a charge that was used against me,” Bush said. ‘”No new taxes’? Remember that? I don’t think it’s significant. He’s got a record as governor, and people change their mind. I don’t take that criticism very seriously.”

He said he was holding back on an official endorsement “for no particular reason.”

He argued that Ron Paul couldn’t get the nomination — but saw a parallel in a Ron Paul third-party candidacy to his own dealings with Ross Perot.

“H. Ross,” he mused. “That son of a … gun.”

Bush’s camp is calling it an unofficial endorsement. There will be no press conference, but the intent does seem rather clear.