Former Florida governor Jeb Bush has reportedly said that he will make a decision on whether to run for president in 2016 before this year's end.
Bush, 61, said that it turns out that not running has generated more interest than if he said that he was running.
While one factor in his decision will be whether he can deliver an optimistic, hopeful message without getting drawn into a political "mud fight," the other main factor in his decision will be whether it's OK with his family if he ran, Newsmax reported.
Meanwhile, commenting on immigration, he said that he saw it as someone who comes to a country because they couldn't come legally, and they crossed the border because they had no other means to work or to be able to provide for their family, adding that while they broke the law, it is not a felony.
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