If we were accurate in our hypothesis, which was actually based on their previous 2012 strategy to elect Mitt Romney, the 2014 mid-term visible GOP primary spending on incumbents, and alignments within the hierarchy of the Republican establishment – then we assume there would be two essential candidates: In a very general sense the broad construct begins around a very specific premise: The GOPe knew they would need to devise a strategy to elect Jeb Bush with around 15 – 25% of the primary vote, depending on the state – through the first nine calendar primary races.
In December of 2013 we found clues to the GOPe roadmap and began watching carefully. In essence, based on historical and current GOPe events and action, we predicted the GOPe leadership, along with Wall Street and Tom Donohue, would devise a roadmap for Jeb Bush to win the 2016 Presidential nomination. They can promise the world, the sun and everything else, but it does not deliver.Most of you are familiar with our earlier prediction. "The situation with populism is it cannot deliver. "But I believe Peruvians are proud to be Peruvian and do not want to receive instructions, either from the United States or Venezuela," he said to applause.
"I believe President Chavez will try to influence elections, not only here but in other places," Bush said, when asked if he thought Chavez would negatively affect Peru's electoral process. Ollanta Humala, a leading nationalist candidate in Peru's April presidential elections. "Our decision is to support the FTAA there, where it makes the most sense, and even though there are other candidates, like Panama, Mexico and others, we believe that Miami can be the headquarters."īush on Thursday chided Venezuela's left-leaning President Hugo Chavez, who this month sparked a diplomatic dispute with Toledo's government over his praise for retired Lt. "It is the best placed location geographically," said Toledo, whose five-year term ends in July.
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Bush, said he would support Miami as the future location of the Free Trade Area of the Americas Permanent Secretariat. Toledo, in a joint news conference with Gov. "Our delegation … comes with a desire to invest, open offices, search for industrial partners and businesses from all sectors." "If you have a product, we are willing to promote it, add value to it and, through services, create the possibility for that product to be sold in the United States," he said. Peru and Ecuador combined traded about $2.4 billion in goods with Florida in 2004, according to federal government data.īush said that there were "opportunities on all sides" for direct trade between Peru and Florida. Bush led a trade mission of Florida business leaders Thursday to Peru after a one-day stop in Ecuador to promote the U.S.-proposed, hemisphere-wide trading bloc and to establish direct business ties with his state.
The deal was reached after Colombia and Ecuador temporarily halted discussions with Washington on what was expected to be a regional agreement linking all three countries with the United States. Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo's government wrapped up negotiations on a bilateral pact with Washington in December. The Bush administration pushed through a 217-215 vote on CAFTA in the House of Representatives in July, a political victory won after months of intense lobbying by President Bush and his trade officials. "Casually, it is worth mentioning that there are Florida lawmakers who are leading the push in favor of the Peruvian free trade deal." "I believe the vote will be higher than it was for CAFTA," the brother of President Bush told Peruvian business leaders in flawless Spanish. free trade pact and predicted easier congressional passage than the Central America Free Trade Agreement that eked out House approval last year by two votes. Jeb Bush pledged Florida's support Thursday for a Peru-U.S.
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