A recent comment from an old post, Why America Should Care:
I used to support native American causes. I never will again. The one really bright hope we have in the US congress you are attacking over something TOTALLY frivolous. Could it have something to do...
Via Twitchy, apparently Bobby Jindal made funny at the Gridiron dinner last night.
Several readers sent me links to tweets about how Jindal made some joke about himself, Elizabeth Warren and Indians.
I don’t get it.
Is Bobby Jindal Cherokee too? Is that supposed to be funny, like he’s making fun of himself?
lol!!...
Other than the fact that George Will thinks he’s a good default pick?
I’ve always liked Jindal, but admittedly I don’t follow his day-to-day actions in Louisiana that carefully.
He did a good job on...
Readers have been sending me great links, but the Politico Hunt for Herman distracted me the past few days (that was Politico’s plan, of course, because there’s only one of me and lots of them).
So now I’ll start catching up, in no particular order:
From LukeHandCool, this link to a story about...
This strikes me as more significant than Pawlenty for Romney, because it represents the future of the Republican Party coming out for Perry, whereas Pawlenty in many ways represented the past. Via CNN:
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is backing Rick Perry for president, a major endorsement for the Texas governor as the...
Taken by reader Ben earlier this month in a Schnucks’ parking lot in south St. Louis.
I like Bobby Jindal, and a couple of years ago I thought this bumper sticker made sense. Jindal has increased his national profile, but I’m not seeing a run for President in the offing, or particularly viable.
Unless, of course, the plan is, well, never mind. You know what I was going to say.
The cigarette butt on the ground is a nice touch. How about this for a bumper sticker -
“I Litter and I Vote”
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The Democrats face a political decapitation tomorrow.
Dozens of senior Democratic Party leaders in the House and Senate, and in Statehouses around the country, are likely to lose. Unlike Republicans in 2008, there is no next generation of Democratic leaders.
Who are the Democratic Party equivalents of Marco Rubio, Mitch Daniels, John Thune, Bobby...
Bobby Jindal. Keep hope alive.
