Jeb Bush Unveiled His 2016 Logo, and the Internet Shouted Unkind Things at It

The season's most enthusiastic mark

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There's nothing more infectious than good old-fashioned enthusiasm from a presidential candidate. And what better way to project that political fervor than by adding an exclamation point to your campaign logo?

On Sunday, John Ellis Bush, known colloquially by a snappier acronym, did just that in unveiling his 2016 logo. It sure is enthusiastic, capped off by an actual exclamation point:
 

 
Many critics quickly pointed out that the logo is missing his surname, though given how politically charged the Bush name is, perhaps that's not surprising.

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