Having bad blood is an understatement. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) and Republican frontrunner Donald Trump are in an all out war against each other.
Bush has tried his best to ignore Trump but with his poll numbers sinking him to sixth place in Iowa, third in New Hampshire, and third nationally, he finally went on the offensive on Tuesday.
The former governor released his attack ad via Facebook, it criticized Trump for among other things being from New York City and taking liberal positions on abortion, healthcare, and taxes over the last 15 years.
Trump released another attack ad against Bush on Monday, slamming him for claiming that illegal immigration is “an act of love.” The ad shows several undocumented aliens who committed multiple murders.
This didn’t sit well with Bush, who responded by posting a picture of featuring a New York Times front page that the billionaire autographed for Rep. Nancy Pelosi when she became the Speaker of the House. On the front page from 2007, Trump called her “the greatest.”
“Who’s the real Donald J. Trump? He donated to sanctuary city supporting Nancy Pelosi and called her “The Greatest,” Bush wrote in the post.
