Jeb Bush stirs up HORNET’S NEST attacking Trump; Trump’s army fires right back!

The gloves are  coming off.

With Donald Trump quickly gaining popularity in the Republican primary, former Florida governor Jeb Bush has apparently decided to go on the offensive by comparing the billionaire real-estate mogul to President Barack Obama.

“We need to focus on the things that tie us together, and whether it’s Donald Trump or Barack Obama, their rhetoric of divisiveness is wrong,” Bush told a crowd at a campaign stop in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Those look like fighting words.

In the video posted to Bush’s Twitter page Tuesday, the candidate argued that Trump’s rhetoric is not the tone that will carry Republicans to a 2016 presidential win.

“On our side, there are people that prey on people’s fears and their angst as well,” Bush said. “A Republican will never win by striking fear in people’s hearts.”

Saying that a message of “hope” is the only thing that Republicans should be focused on, Bush took the opportunity to paint Trump as a rabblerouser and a fear monger.

But comparing him to Obama was too much for conservatives on social media to tolerate.

Bush probably should have thought a little harder about his message of “hope” before throwing out comparisons to President “Hope and Change” himself.

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