David Wilkins and George W. Bush

George W. Bush: David Wilkins, the former ambassador to Canada who co-chaired and then chaired George W. Bush's two campaigns in the key Republican primary state of South Carolina, says the younger sibling has the skills to go the distance, according to Times Colonist. "If he decides to run, I'm not saying he'd win, but I think he'd be a very viable candidate." As Jeb Bush weighs a run for the White House, his prospective candidacy is being praised by a well-known Republican who helped organize his brother's successful campaigns in 2000 and 2004. "He brings a lot to the table. He would be a serious candidate from Day One," Wilkins said in an interview, touting Bush's track record as Florida governor and his thoughtful stand on immigration and education. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.