"Jeb" is his nickname, you know, not a given name, so there is no reason why the presidential contender cannot stop using a nickname famously associated with the Confederate officer, "Jeb" Stuart. If any and all references to the Confederacy are, by definition, "Racist," as is currently being argued, this tacit defense of "Racism" by Gov. Bush would seem problematic. Perhaps the best solution would be to move the governor off to a museum display case, as he did with the Confederate flag in Florida when he was governor and as has been suggested as the way to handle the flag issue in South Carolina. Thoughts?