Backers Of Bush Nonprofit Include Banks, Schools, Lottery
Amid his bid for the White House, presidential candidate Jeb Bush is shedding light on big-time donors of a nonprofit education group he founded.
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Amid his bid for the White House, presidential candidate Jeb Bush is shedding light on big-time donors of a nonprofit education group he founded.
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