His ire was apparently provoked by Room Rater awarding Doug Heye, a Republican strategist, only 9 out a maximum 10 for his background during an appearance on CNN.
"Mr. Room Rater, is it possible now that the election is over to rate rooms on a non partisan basis? Are you a room rater or a hyper partisan person that is the problem? We need less hyper partisanship on backgrounds at this time for our country," Bush tweeted.Room Rater pointed out that Heye had not fared badly, while adding that"Canadian half of Room Rater identifies as she/her." Heye himself tweeted that he was happy with his score.
Yet Bush wrote another tweet, addressed the account as"Room man," and called for"a review of your ratings based on ideology." Room man, do a review of your ratings based on ideology and publish it. The backgrounds are varied but your bias is constant. Be honest. Try to make a difference. If not, you are part of the problem."The backgrounds are varied but your bias is constant. Be honest. Try to make a difference. If not, you are part of the problem," he added.
Room Rater replied:"Again, girl here. My American half of Rater and I still don't know if the 9 we gave to @DougHeye is too high or too low for you. We stand by our rating. The room is a 9/10."Many questioned why the former GOP presidential candidate was feuding with a Twitter account, but not speaking up about Trump and other Republican allies continuing to air baseless allegations about widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.
Pretty sure this is the best use of his time.
Yea because that’s the most important thing going on now 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Hasn't anyone told him his 15 minutes are up? No one cares what he thinks, not even his party.
“Please clap”
GOP members are in no position to lecture anyone about being partisan.
Low E Jeb!
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