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Jeb tries to reset campaign
After his roughest week of his candidacy to
date, Jeb Bush will deliver a speech in Tampa, FL at 10:30 am ET trying
to reset his campaign by distinguishing what he says is his "hopeful and
optimistic" message versus the rest of the field's. "We need to be
hopeful and optimistic, have an aspirational message," Bush said on NBC's "Meet the Press" over the weekend.
"I don't think conservatives are going to win the presidency unless we
campaign with our arms wide open, inclusive." More Bush: "I'm not a
grievance candidate, I'm a candidate that believes we're on the verge of
greatness but it's going to require the leadership skills to fix
things." And here's what else Bush said on "Meet" yesterday: "Look, I
know that I got to get better at doing the debate. I'm a grinder. I
mean, when I see that I'm not doing something well then I reset and I
get better."
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Source: NBC News
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