Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is trying to salvage his campaign following his poor performance at the CNBC GOP debate and falling poll numbers, so he decided to change his campaign slogan to “Jeb Can Fix It.” No, seriously. This is the grand new campaign strategy that Bush and his team are implementing, beginning with a rally tour to drum up support for the former Florida governor’s presidential bid. 
 
 Unsurprisingly, Twitter, decided to take Bush’s new slogan to task by testing the limits of its intended meaning, as well as every other possible meaning the social media platform could think of. 
 
 Some poked fun specifically at the slogan’s attempt to be a slogan. 
 
 Slogans that lost to “Jeb Can Fix It”: – Jeb Can Fox It – Jebgasm! – Return of the Jebi – JEB CAN DO THE STUFF THAT WILL FIX THE THINGS! — Rex Huppke (@RexHuppke) November 2, 2015 
 
 The “it” in “Jeb can fix it” apparently does not refer to campaign slogans. — Ronan Farrow (@RonanFarrow) November 2, 2015 
 
 Jeb Can Fix It trying to steal Bob the Builder’s shine. — The Nightly Show (@nightlyshow) November 2, 2015 
 
 “Jeb can fix it” sounds less like an expression of confidence in his governing ability than a desperate plea not to give up on his campaign. — Jim Antle (@jimantle) November 2, 2015 
 
 Some pondered what else Bush’s campaign could do with the slogan. 
 
 It’s 3:00am in 2027. A pipe bursts in an ad on TV. The homeowner is distraught. A plumber van shows up. The graphic reads: Jeb can fix it. — Gideon Resnick (@GideonResnick) November 2, 2015 
 
 I think “Jeb Can Fix It” is a great slogan. He’s going to get tons of business on Angie’s List. — Betty F*ckin’ White (@BettyFckinWhite) November 2, 2015 
 
 I really hope Jeb camp starts selling a tool bet with “Jeb! can fix it!” on it — Hadas Gold (@Hadas_Gold) November 2, 2015 
 
 Jeb can fix it! https://t.co/z35VgfE25H — Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) November 2, 2015 
 
 Others were just… were just Twitter. 
 
 Jeb Can Fix It pic.twitter.com/QND6u4Y0wJ — FUCK EM UP SQUANTO (@Bro_Pair) November 2, 2015 
 
 “Jeb Can Fix It” and he can Spay & Neuter too pic.twitter.com/H3xEMFVTA6 — joshingstern (@joshingstern) November 2, 2015 
 
 Your expression every time you hear the words “Jeb Can Fix It.” pic.twitter.com/E4JHLcFhUH — Diane N. Sevenay (@Diane_7A) November 2, 2015 
 
 If you can see Jeb’s new slogan “Jeb Can Fix It!” and not think of this Disney character, you are not me. pic.twitter.com/7Hh4rsrg9w — Will McAvoy (@WillMcAvoyACN) November 2, 2015 
 
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 Have a tip we should know? tips@mediaite.com ||||| A new WSJ/NBC News poll finds Donald Trump and Ben Carson clearly leading establishment rivals in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. Photo: AP 
 
 Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson overtook businessman Donald Trump as the top pick of GOP presidential primary voters, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey found, as Republicans continued to turn to nontraditional candidates who they believe can channel their anger with Washington. 
 
 The finding marked the first time since June that a Republican other than Mr. Trump led the GOP field. Sens. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, who have cast themselves as a new generation of Republicans eager to challenge party leadership, ranked third...
– Last week's poll putting Ben Carson at the head of the GOP pack was no fluke: An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll gives Carson the biggest lead yet among Republican primary voters, with 29% to Donald Trump's 23%. The telephone poll of 400 voters, conducted before and after last week's GOP debate, put Marco Rubio third with 11% and Ted Cruz fourth with 10%, leaving Jeb Bush in fifth place with 8% and the others below 3%. Pollsters say that while it isn't clear whether Carson's popularity will endure, he's currently the most respected candidate running for president from either party and has a broad appeal for GOP voters, with 50% putting him as either their first or second choice. The poll, which found that only 29% of Americans have favorable views of the GOP, has more bad news for Bush: For the first time, a majority of voters say they wouldn't even consider voting for him, the Journal notes. The candidate, whose campaign was widely seen to be in big trouble after a poor debate performance last week, rolled out new campaign slogan "Jeb Can Fix It" on Monday as part of a campaign "reset" that will see him spend more time in Iowa and New Hampshire, the Globe and Mail reports. The new slogan met with some predictable mockery on Twitter, with Mediaite rounding up some of the funniest responses.