Not being president exhausts Low Energy Jeb

President Trump is doing so much as president that he is wearing out poor old Jeb Bush.

"It's exhausting," Bush told Univision.

Poor thing.

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From the Washington Examiner:

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said Tuesday that the first six months of President Trump's time in the White House have been "exhausting" while also criticizing Trump's Twitter habits.

Bush, a former rival of Trump's during the 2016 Republican primaries, told Univision that it feels like "the whole world has been turned upside down" under Trump and gave him an incomplete grade for his first six months in office.

"It's exhausting," Bush said. "I mean it's an incomplete grade in the sense that not much has been done. But it feels like the whole world has been turned upside down. He's created controversy where there is no need for it. He should lead. All of this tweeting and the pushing down people to make himself look better is not helping."

"In the world, he has not dealt with a major crisis yet, but there are three or four brewing," Bush said. "I hope and pray for him and his family and I pray for my country and I hope that he assumes the mantle of leadership that he has not yet done."

Whoa.

Slow down.

Maybe Jeb should take a nap.

Of course, Low Energy Jeb may already be asleep because he is missing what is occurring.

We have a few crises right now.

Under President Trump, the Islamic State is on the run, Iran is on the wane, and the outcome of the Korean War -- now in its 67th year -- is about to be settled.

Once upon a time, losing politicians were for the first six months of a presidency gracious and supportive of the winning candidate.

But swamp critters have no decency and began taking potshots from the get-go.

Just as Obama spared us a second Clinton presidency, Trump spared us another Bush presidency. Not that the first two were bad, it is just that we know that Jeb was not up to the job.

I hope Jeb gets some rest. Not being president is so exhausting.

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