Florida Gov. Jeb Bush Pays Romney a Visit
       Florida Gov. Jeb Bush traveled to Beacon Hill late Tuesday afternoon to meet with Gov. Mitt Romney, paying what Romney's aides described as a "courtesy call." Waiting for Bush to arrive, Romney told reporters he wanted to discuss how the GOP can retain the governor's office in Florida in the upcoming election. As he entered Romney's office, Bush told reporters he was in town to visit the media labs at MIT.        Following the meeting, Bush said the two “talked about things friends talk about.” As Bush ducked into the elevator, Romney said the two talked about education programs in place in the Sunshine State.
       “They have some very interesting programs in Florida to provide better education for the kids in Florida and I drilled him at great length about what the programs look like and how they work,” Romney said. “It’s very interesting, a whole series of scholarships and opportunities for kids that are in failing public schools to either go to private schools or to go into other schools. They’ve got several programs that are quite interesting and that’s his passion.”