Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush brought his presidential campaign to Atlantic on Wednesday.  Speaking before a large crowd and national media gathering at the Atlantic Bottling Company, Bush addressed the crowd and took questions just a day after the most recent debate in Milwaukee.  Bush was asked how he plans to accomplish reforms as president.

He says the best way to get things accomplished is to appoint men and women with talent and life experience and have their back.  He was also asked about the Renewable Fuel Standards and the future of Iowa agriculture.  Bush said he would depend on certain things…including the price of corn and soybeans, changing the regulatory system…including the Waters of the United States rules, and embracing free and fair trade.  But he is not a fan of farm subsidies.

Bush also addressed questions on social security reform, VA hospitals and immigration.