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No longer under the radar, Jeb Bush to tour the state Capitol on Thursday

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush speaks with area residents at a packed house party Friday, March 13, 2015, in Dover, N.H. On his opening foray into New Hampshire for his likely campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, Bush challenged voters here to spend time learning about the issues and avoid shrill partisan sniping. (AP Photo/Jim Cole) Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in New Hampshire earlier this year. AP file/Jim Cole
Jeb Bush's last few visits to Atlanta have been surreptitious affairs, with word of his presence kept under wraps until the former governor of Florida was wheels-up out of Hartsfield-Jackson.
Not so his Thursday visit. We have a morning, $1,000-a-head invite:
And the invitation to a $10,000-per-couple evening soirée:
In between these two cash events, Bush is now scheduled to make two high-profile appearances before the state House and Senate. He'll drop in on Gov. Nathan Deal, too.
The noonish appearances could easily coincide with the lunchtime broadcasts of several Atlanta television stations.
Looks like Bush’s under-the-radar days are over.
