"It's a chance to be able to say what you think. And I'm going to take advantage of that." — Jeb Bush
On November 3, Jeb headed out on a three-day trip across New Hampshire, determined to shake every hand and answer every question. His mode of transportation: a black bus with four words on the side — "Jeb Can Fix It."
Jeb didn't waste a second on the 72-hour swing. He won over a group of women at a diner who jumped out of the car because they saw his bus. He made his case to a swing voter in a hotel lobby. And connected with a veteran in Wolfeboro after a strong exchange on national security. No moment was too small, no issue off limits.
Jeb can fix it. And on this trip, he showed how and why.
All-Access
"Do you record him all the time?" — Berthy de la Rosa-Aponte
What a bus lacks in conventional luxury, it certainly makes up for in closeness. Thanks to that, it was the perfect environment for some all-access filming. The cameras stayed rolling as Jeb met Granite Staters, spoke candidly about the state of the race and shared a couple of late-night laughs.
Joining Jeb on the bus are longtime friends like Berthy de la Rosa-Aponte, who met Jeb after he took an interest in learning about the challenges faced by Berthy's special needs daughter, Lucy.
This is a rare inside look into the strength and commitment that drive Jeb on the campaign trail.
Jeb Bush, Jeb Bush Campaign Press Release - All In: All-Access With Jeb Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/312043