There’s now a Clinton and a Bush in the race for the 2016 election. Let’s do the time warp again!!!!

Today, Jeb Bush will finally declare that he is a candidate, after months of dancing around – to the point where his talking tours around the country were being called a “shadow campaign.” But that all changes as of right now.

Monday at Miami Dade College’s Kendall campus, Bush will portray himself as a doer, a politician who put conservative ideas into action in a diverse state and who seeks public office to govern rather than pontificate. He will then take his pitch on the road, visiting New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina between Tuesday and Thursday.

“This is what leadership is about — it’s not just about yapping about things,” he said in a campaign video unveiled Sunday. “There are a lot of people talking, and they’re pretty good at it. We need to start fixing things. I said I was going to do these things and I did them, and the result was Florida is a lot better off.”

Jeb Bush, who was once thought to be the Republican front-runner, is now going to face a pretty steep battle because what might have been assets in the past could now be demerits.