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Jeb Bush needs a home run in Wednesday's GOP debate

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imageJeb needs a win in Wednesday's debate.Brian Snyder/REUTERS

As Republicans prepare for Wednesday night’s presidential debate, Jeb Bush’s campaign is on life support.

Dismal poll numbers and dwindling fundraising have driven the Bush campaign to the verge of collapse. On Saturday Bush even hinted that he might drop out of the race, declarin...

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