Bush junior supports his brother to run for president

Despite the possibility of injury to people bored of frequent repetition of the name, the former US President, George W. Bush has said, that the idea of the Republican candidacy of his brother Jeb Bush in the presidential election against Democrat Hillary Clinton to his liking. In an interview conducted in the framework of the promotion of a book written by Bush's son from his father, former President George W. Bush's campaign, said he urges his brother on a quest to be the third presidents of the Bush family. And previously served Jeb Bush (61 years) as the governor of Florida, a two considering running in the race to win the Republican nomination in the 2016 presidential election and says he will decide in the matter by the end of this year. He said George W. Bush that his brother "has the experience necessary to be president. He understands what it means to be a leader. It is able to induce different categories of voters." He added: "He has a vision," stressing that it will stand next to him if he decides to run. The former president said, "Some will say there is no way to give a voice to people with this name." He continued: "Of course, if you run in front of Hillary Clinton, I think that the problem will be resolved name to a certain extent and then people choose their leader from them. But did not announce any of them and I really do not know if he would run pocket." It is expected that Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic nomination in the presidential election if sought again. She had lost in winning the party's nomination before the presidential elections in 2008 and then served as foreign minister in President Barack Obama's government from 2009 to 2013.