Stratham, N.H. — On a Saturday afternoon edging toward Louisiana hot, Gov. Bobby Jindal climbed onto a farm trailer in front of a weathered barn and spoke about party unity and the American dream to a couple hundred Republicans scattered across the grass by a cornfield.
Bobby Jindal in a farm trailer. Ha ha.
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This was no crowd of yokels...All right, then. Jindal will have to work hard to stay on message - I should rather say "on messages" - different messages for different groups in the various states, because, so far as I can tell, he has no core principles but is a reed in the wind that goes with the wind wherever it blows.
In each of the last two national elections, a Christian-right candidate has scored a surprising success in Iowa only to crash and burn in New Hampshire, where independents as well as registered Republicans can vote in the primary.Watch your step, Govna. It's is a minefield up there.
I live in Michigan, and every time I see anyplace your Gov speaks I cringe. Saying anything to become President scares me.
ReplyDeleteIf Jindal is not eliminated early on, he'll probably make his way up to Michigan to campaign. He is Louisiana's worst governor ever, and that includes past governors like Huey Long and Edwin Edwards. At least they took care of the poor and middle class, grifters though they may have been.
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