Good! This is the handsome young son of Jeb... He is fluent in Spanish, and I believe a bit Conservative- more so than Uncle.

I love it. Texas remains fond of the Bush family. Welcome, P.

Stay out of the Bushes. They are a major cause of the mess we are in now.

~~Bush also has Navy service on his resume, including a six-month deployment to Afghanistan, where, for security purposes, he was given a different name. Not even those he was serving alongside knew he was a Bush.~~

A little unknown news here. Good for him. He's a good one.

i would like to see all the dynasties come to an end, right and left.

Politics shouldn't be a "family business."

If George P has what it takes to do a good, and honorable job of the office he seeks, I don't care who he is related to, more power to him.

#6 -- There are plenty members of the Bush family that have NOT gone into politics. Actually, there are more of them that haven't run for office or served in the public sector than have.

Good for George Prescott Bush! Not only is he conservative, but he is handsome and articulate in two languages.

As an aside, I think the GOP would be smart to really build the Hispanic population in Texas. We desperately need to keep Texas a RED state, and I think winning Hispanics in that state will be key as they will help us export the GOP to Hispanics around the country.

Just what the GOP needs, folks that can relate to the Latino Community. If we ever want to see a Repub in the WH, its the only way to go in the future. George P. is a perfect fit for the Conservatives.

George, Third Earl of Kennebunk. Attemptng to become George III.

We fought the Brititsh to rid ourselves of hereditary rulers.

...and we beg for it back?

wow! This acorn sure hasn't fallen far from the tree - he looks just like his daddy, but brown...

Smart, likable young man. He may have the Bush name, but remember that he is also Hispanic through his mother. He has been involved with politics all his life; no surprise that he sees a future for himself there.

Very impressed that he served in Afghanistan under an assumed name.

I'll never understand the kind of Kennedyesque puppy-love some show for the Bush family. How about we promote grown-ups with experience.

If we have to put up with the ever-lasting Clinton name, the other side should have to endure the Bush name!

One issue politics is bad form. Except when an issue threatens the American way of life, such as uncontrolled, illegal immigration followed by amnesty, repeat. Our sovereignty is at stake. Our culture is under attack from within. The Bush family is wrong on immigration. They have a romanticized view of it. I’d like to invite them to my public work place to witness the blatant anti-American attitudes prevalent among the “students.” In our “mock” election, Romney received 8 percent. That’s about what I expected because hispanic youth are brainwashed to vote democrat from the time they are 18 months old. One platitude that is dead wrong says hispanics have a strong work ethic. Perhaps former generations were hard workers, but the newest waves are entitlement class. Gimme, gimme, gimme.

thanks, but no thanks.

As with the Kennedys and the Clintons, I fear we will never be free of the Bush clan. Unlike some on this thread, I want to see more of him before I swoon at his feet. There are lots of handsome young men(and pretty women)who can speak Spanish fluently and have done all those other things young P has done.

If Obama can call himself African-American, why can't George P call himself Hispanic? Works for me.

If he has an ounce of honor and integrity he'll never make it in politics - not in this day and age.

Particularly impressed with his quiet behind the scenes work he did to help organize the Hispanic vote for Mitt.

I wish, profoundly wish, that every Bush would shut-up and take a long walk off a short pier.

Sorry, no. No more Centrist Bushes. If this guy is a TEA Party patriot, okay, but it is unlikely.

We have held our noses, and voted for the GOP nomination. We have done everything that 'the Architect' and all the beltway insiders have told us to do, and voted for the person who would win.

Only, guess what? They didn't. Either the GOP changes, and puts TEA Party principals at the head, and returns to it's founding principles, or I'm out. It is better to vote convictions and lose (we are losing anyway), than abandon them in the hopes that the moderates we elect will help stop the destruction.

Most of the moderate Republicans get to D.C., and cave. Centrist Republicans are the new 'blue dogs', Boehner is a classic example. We are being sold out from within.

Does Todd Akin have any kids ?

I don't think the name Bush is a political asset, maybe more a libility, but if the Kennedys can run multiple generations, I suppose the Bushes can, too.

George P. Bush is a friend of mine. I was with him less than two weeks ago. He's a great guy, very conservative, and will be a great Republican, whatever office he seeks. The fact that he is Hispanic doesn't hurt. Remember the Whig Party? I thought not.

I have nothing at all against him. He seems to be a fine young man who appears exactly as he has been raised and groomed to be - the next Bush President someday. He may be very conservative but so was W. Two Bushes enough. As a Texan, we love the Bushes but even my old Ranger pals have no intention of voting for one in a Presidential election again.

...but if George P. just stays in state politics, GO! We need the Hispanics he will influence.

Those who urge us to court the hispanic vote remind me of collaborator Parisians who urged their daughters to date German officers; thinking of self interest, not the country. We should concentrate on removing illegals and above all, denying them the privilege of a stolen vote.

#20...apparently his work wasn´t good enough to entice the Latin vote.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/08/Latino-Catholic-Voters-Immigration-Over-Religion

No more Bushes. If GWB had reined in the Reps from spending like drunken sailors early in his term we would likely not be in the debacle we now find ourselves.