Washington ( CNN ) -- Jeb Bush might not be announcing his candidacy for president in 2016 any time soon , but he is sharing his vision of the future with Iowan Republicans . The Des Moines Register reports Tuesday that GOP Iowans recently received mailers from the former Floridian governor that sounded more like a campaign pitch than a donation plea for his social fundraising group , Excellence in Education National . In the four and a half page letter , Bush proposes an economic plan that he believes are the stepping stones to make the country `` the most economically and socially mobile country in the world , '' once again . `` I am gravely concerned about the direction of our country , the lack of leadership in Washington , and the economic stagnation we have suffered through for the past six years , '' he said in the beginning of his letter . Kristy Campbell , Bush 's spokeswoman , confirmed to CNN that the letter was sent in an effort to raise awareness about the current state of the education system , which should not be interpreted as a political sign . George W. Bush : I think my brother wants to be president . `` Gov . Bush raises money for his education work throughout the year and the letter is not related to any decision about his political future , '' she said . Campbell said that the governor will consider running and expects to make a decision later this year or in early 2015 . The Des Moines Register said that Iowans had told them that they had never received anything from Bush or his foundation before . However , Campbell said the mailers are being sent across the country , not just to Iowa Republicans . In several bullet points , Bush lists the need for immigration reform , simplifying tax regulations , and other policies , half a page before touching upon the `` failing education system . '' While the mailer does ask Iowans to donate for his cause , Bush 's disclosure of his vision for only adds fuel to the rumor mill about whether he will run in 2016 . Jeb Bush back in the spotlight after son 's comments . In recent days speculation about a potential bid has increased following several comments made by his family members . On Sunday , both of Bush 's sons hinted that their father is seriously considering running . In an interview with the New York Times , Jeb Bush Jr. said that people and donors are `` getting fired up '' about the idea of his father running for president . `` I think it 's more than likely that ... he 'll run . The family will be behind him 100 percent if he decides to do it , '' George P. Bush , the governor 's youngest son , told Jon Karl on ABC 's `` This Week . ''
Gov . Jeb Bush 's group is behind a mailer sent to Iowa Republican voters . The mailer was meant to increase donations for his education fundraising group . Speculation has increased this week that Bush is more seriously considering a 2016 presidential bid .