If you thought the Bush family was essentially done attempting to run the country, you are wrong. The fourth generation of the powerful Bush political dynasty that has already seen two presidents named "George Bush," not to mention a senator and a governor, is about to make his entrance stage left through a low profile but still powerful Texas office. Meet George P. Bush, son of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, nephew of former President George W. Bush, grandson of former President George H. W. Bush, and great grandson of former Senator Prescott Bush for whom his middle initial stands. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about Texas flipping from a red to a blue state — that's why George P. Bush has been meeting with people like Senator Rand Paul to discuss "Hispanic outreach" with behind-the-scenes help from electioneering mastermind and "Bush's Brain" Karl Rove. The young Bush is himself part Hispanic (his mother hails from Mexico), and it is no secret he is being touted as the GOP's secret weapon to woo Hispanic and minority voters to maintain Texas's red state status. HE SOUNDS PERFECT, POLITICALLY! BUT UNFORTUNATELY ITS JUST ANOTHER WAY TO KEEP AN ANCIENT FAMILY IN POWER RATHER THAN FURTHER EQUALITY IN THE COUNTRY.