What does JB stand for?

Jeb Bush (Florida Governor)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

7 (ANI): US President George W Bush's younger brother and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush has ruled out a bid for a Senate seat, saying that the time is not right for running for elective office.

Jeb Bush won't run for the U.S. Senate

H (Presidential Intent Shameless Here) award is winging its way across the pond to the mantelpiece of former US President George Bush snr, who said that he'd like to see his other son, former Florida governor Jeb Bush, run for president.

Switch off the power

Jeb Bush 55, governor from 1998-2006 and still popular in the southeastern state, would run for the senate seat of Cuban-American Mel Martinez, the Republican senator who on Tuesday announced he would forgo a 2010 reelection bid.

Jeb Bush may run for Florida senate seat in 2010

Bush - and his brother, Florida governor Jeb Bush - got a bird's eye view of the destruction caused by Hurricane Charley.

Bush flies in to see hurricane damage

Bush, and his brother, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, viewed the destruction caused by Hurricane Charley.

Bush visits hurricane-hit Florida

His brother, Florida governor Jeb Bush, projected damage could exceed pounds 9bn.

Charley ravages Florida

Jeb Bush for expressing the opinion that judges "don't need to be legislating, even if our legislature is imperfect, even if the governor is a crazy son of a gun.

Judicial selection

Jeb Bush, were created to recruit and retain teachers.

Bait for teachers. (Notebook: education information from schools, ...