Someone must have put something in Jeb Bush’s coffee: The former governor of Florida and brother of George W. Bush gets feisty in an interview with The New York Times. He accuses President Obama of “lik[ing] to blame George’s administration for everything.” “It’s childish,” Jeb says. “This is what children do until they mature. They don’t accept responsibility.” He also says Obama “seems like he’s getting caught up in what people are writing about him” and advises the president to take a break by reading a book or watching ESPN. His final assessment? ““By and large, I think the president, instead of being a 21st-century leader, is Hubert Humphrey on steroids. I don’t think there’s much newness in spending more money as the solution to every problem.”