that. that was just another unforced political error. at "the weekly standard," a conservative writer named john mccormack responded to that mistake by saying, quote, isn't one benefit of an establishment candidate supposed to be that he's not going to make gaffes like this? jeb bush, after he made that gaffe, did put out a written statement, trying to take it back. taking back what he said about women's health. he said he misspoke about that. in response to that, craig robinson, a longtime republican operative in iowa, told politico.com, quote, every time jeb bush has stuck his foot in his mouth, it's been a cleanup on aisle 3 moment. i think it shows a real lack of message discipline with bush. we've seen more errors out of jeb bush this campaign than most of the other candidates. which is true. we used to do something on this show called the john boehner is bad at his job hypothesis. it was when the republicans took over control of congress in 2010, but it felt like they just couldn't even get the basic