Former Gov. Jeb Bush at the Texas Business Leadership Council in Austin, Texas on Feb. 26, 2013. (Photo by Eric Gay/AP)
All eyes are on former Gov. Jeb Bush — maybe a 2016 contender? He’s been making the interview rounds to promote his new book and clarified his stance on immigration. He told MSNBC he now favors a legal path to citizenship, a concept he had rejected in the newly published book.
Here’s a look at some of the headlines shaping tonight’s Last Word rundown:
- Jeb Bush: ‘I don’t have a problem‘ with a pathway to citizenship
- Poll: Most feel sequester will personally affect them
- Obama faces political risks in emphasizing effects of spending cuts
- Rep. Paul Ryan floats change to Medicare plan
- Must-see TV: Joe Scarborough and Paul Krugman face off over debt
- House GOP committee members slap Gov. Rick Scott on Medicaid expansion
- Markey holds comfortable lead over Lynch in Mass. special primary
- Daily Caller stands by reporting in alleged Sen. Menendez sex scandal
- John Kerry: Dennis Rodman’s no diplomat
