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George W. Bush cuts radio ad for brother's SC campaign

Jeb Bush is enlisting the help of his famous brother as the presidential race turns to South Carolina.
Former President George W. Bush smiles as he walks off stage during an event on Feb. 19, 2014, in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by LM Otero/AP)
Former President George W. Bush smiles as he walks off stage during an event on Feb. 19, 2014, in Dallas, Texas.

Jeb Bush is enlisting the help of his famous brother as the presidential race turns to South Carolina.

A new radio ad airing in the state features former president George W. Bush advocating for his brother's credentials as a "good leader" who is the best qualified candidate for commander-in-chief of the American military.

"This is President George W. Bush," he says in the ad. "We live in troubled times with the military deployed around the world. We need a strong leader with experience, ideas and resolve. There's no doubt in my mind that Jeb Bush will be a great commander in chief for our military."

The 43rd president also advocates for his brother's leadership during crises he faced during his time as the governor of Florida.

"In a time of crisis, he will be a steady hand," he says in the radio spot.

Jeb Bush is scheduled to campaign in South Carolina on Wednesday and Thursday.

This article first appeared on NBCNews.com