Jeb Bush Says He's #NeverTrump And NeverHillary

Maybe more than any other person in the Republican Party, Jeb Bush got a very close view in the course of recent months as Donald Trump traveled the presidential essential on his approach to turning into the GOP's hypothetical chosen one. What's more, now, the previous Florida representative, who was as often as possible the objective of Trump's own assaults, has said he won't vote in favor of his opponent. On Friday, Bush joined his kindred likewise ran applicant, Sen.
Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., in pronouncing that he would not bolster Trump in November. "Donald Trump has not showed that demeanor or quality of character," Bush wrote in an announcement presented on his Facebook page Friday evening. "He has not showed an appreciation for the Constitution. Also, he is not a reliable traditionalist. These are all reasons why I can't bolster his application." Like Graham, Bush said that his choice did not mean he would vote in favor of likely Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, however would "bolster principled preservationists at the state and government levels, pretty much as I have done my whole life.

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On Friday evening, Trump derided Graham for his weak battle.

"On the off chance that I got beaten as gravely as I beat him, and the various applicants he embraced, I would not have the capacity to give my backing possibly," he said in an announcement. "Each time I see Lindsey Graham heave abhor amid meetings I inquire as to why the media never addresses how I without any help pulverized his hapless keep running for president."

"He was a poor agent and a shame to the considerable individuals of South Carolina," he proceeded. "Based on the uncouth way he ran his crusade, it is anything but difficult to see why his military methodologies have fizzled so severely – we can't beat ISIS!"

On Wednesday, Bush's dad and sibling, Presidents George H.W. Bramble and George W. Shrubbery, said they would avoid underwriting in the race.

Previous Massachusetts Gov. Glove Romney, the gathering's 2012 chosen one, has likewise said he would not vote in favor of Trump. Sen. John McCain of Arizona, its 2008 leading figure, has not take a stand in opposition to voting in favor of Trump but rather has conflicted with the competitor over improved cross examination – McCain was tormented while detained amid the Vietnam War – and was gotten on tape a month ago whining about Trump harming his own re-race shots.

Only one living Republican candidate, previous Sen. Sway Dole of Kansas

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