Mission Accomplished?
Now the only question is, how long will Jeb hang on in the race?
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http://www.careerbuilder.ca/blog/2006/04/21/cb-oldest-middle-youngest-who-s-more-successful/
“First Borns: More conscientious, ambitious and aggressive than their younger siblings, first borns are over-represented at Harvard and Yale as well as disciplines requiring higher education such as medicine, engineering or law. Every astronaut to go into space has been either the oldest child in his or her family or the eldest boy. And throughout history — even when large families were the norm — more than half of all Nobel Prize winners and U.S. presidents have been first born. Famous eldest children include: Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Richard Branson, J.K. Rowling and Winston Churchill.” And of course, George W Bush
Question: “how long will Jeb hang on in the race?”
Answer: until his donors ask for a refund.
The beginning of the end:
RUBIO: “I get to respond, right?”
The hammer:
RUBIO: “…someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help you.”
This line made Jeb look so weak (Rubio pitying Bush), the one thing the Republicans don’t like. Lying is even okay, just as long as you don’t back down (see Trump and Carson in the same debate)