“We will be worse off than we are now” with Trump as president, Bush said. “And we are pretty bad off right now.”

Bush also levied his usual litany of attacks against Trump, taking on the billionaire mogul over his controversial remarks on the campaign trail. “It is not a sign of strength to disparage women,” Bush told a receptive crowd made up of many retirees and veterans. “When [Trump] made fun of somebody with a disability – give me a break.”