In what may be the first time in American political history, Jeb Bush is asking donors to give him LESS money.

"Look I just want to swim in a pool of money piled this high. I'm not greedy."

Courtesy of the Washington Post: 

An unusual request has gone out to wealthy donors writing large checks to support former Florida governor Jeb Bush: Please don’t give more than $1 million right away. 

The requested limit, confirmed by multiple people familiar with the amount, may mark the first time that a presidential hopeful has sought to hold off supporters from contributing too much money. 

The move reflects concerns among Bush advisers that accepting massive sums from a handful of uber-rich supporters could fuel a perception that the former governor is in their debt. The effort is also driven by a desire to build as broad a pool of donors as possible among wealthier contributors. 

So even as Bush (R) is headlining a series of high-dollar events for a super PAC backing his bid, fundraisers have been instructed not to ask donors to give more than $1 million per person this quarter.

So Bush is concerned that taking more than a million dollars, might give people the impression that he is in these donor's debt?  But anything less than a million, means he owes them nothing?

Interesting thought process.

Look we all know who is going to be pulling Jebbie's strings, and it makes no difference if they give less than a million dollars or not.

Jeb Bush is a big business sycophant and he will jump through whatever flaming hoops they hold up for him.

Electing Jeb Bush guarantees a bad economy, ultra conservative Supreme Court appointees, and more likely than not another unnecessary war. 

And in order to stop him, and his truckloads of money, we need Hillary Clinton.

Like it, or not.