Report: Bush Family Plotting Comeback
to Retake GOP from Trump
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 11/19/2025 11:05:57 PM
Former President George W. Bush and his family are reportedly planning to retake the Republican Party from President Donald Trump once he is out of office, according to a recent report. There are allegedly “rumors” stirring that there is a “plot to end the so-called ‘Bush Exile'” as part of an effort to take control of the GOP from Trump and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) policies, according to the Daily Mail: Now, rumors are stirring of a plot to end the so-called ‘Bush Exile’ and take back the GOP from the so-called scourge of Trumpism. Behind the scenes, and still with deep connections around the country,
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“IT IS ORDERED that the November 18, 2025, order of the United States District Court is hereby administratively stayed pending further order of the undersigned or the of the Court.
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From Politico:
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— the Suspect’s Real Rap Sheet Makes
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Behind the scenes, and still with deep connections around the country,
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