The first satirical website I found was on The New Yorker “Jeb
Bush Declares War on Stuff” and basically talks about how Jeb can answer
questions in a non-caring or non-intellectual way. A couple of examples from the
article is on the issue in Russia where Jeb states “If is see junk happening that
will harm the American people, I will not put up with that junk” he said,
adding for emphasis, “or stuff.” The next example is more general where Jeb
says “Make no mistake: I will not sit idly when stuff happens if there’s stuff
we can do about that stuff,” Bush told reporters in Iowa. I found these
responses to not be very shocking in that Jeb comes off as passive and not as
intelligent as the other candidates especially on certain issues. This may just
be his image in that he is more of a thinker than anything. However, this is
the problem with Jeb and the voters in that they have been waiting to see the
aggressive side and one that can really stand out being a leader of this
country. This article effectively shapes his image and how he is portrayed
through news, pictures, social media outlets, and how is vocabulary can use
some work.
The next satirical image I found was of this below with Jeb
hugging his brother George. This picture is showing that Jeb is just too much
of a nice guy. He really doesn’t have that meanness or aggressive bone in his
body needed for what it takes to president of the United States. When Trump
would belittle him or debate against him he always would be passive and would
never really fight back. Jeb is close to being done with his campaign and I think
that is because being a leader really isn’t for him. From what I’ve learned
from Jeb is that passiveness will always lose in running for President.
