Bush tries to stem tide with Gregg endorsement // State GOPers blast CNBC // #FITN history … and more

ByChip Griffin October 30, 2015November 3, 2015

There are 102 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts and observations… — The timing of Judd Gregg’s endorsement of Jeb Bush left it looking like a desperate attempt to forestall more negative headlines in the Granite State. If it was, the success was mixed, as you’ll see below. — The biggest problem that Jeb Bush has may not be his debate performances, but the fact that he doesn’t have a reservoir of supporter enthusiasm to overcome them. Donald Trump and Ben Carson did not turn in dominant performances either, but neither is likely to be hurt because their supporters…

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