Posted on 06/03/2015 8:28:00 AM PDT by GIdget2004
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is expected to announce his presidential intentions on June 24, according to a top adviser.
Jindal, a Republican, is slated to announce his decision in New Orleans, said Timmy Teepell, who has served as chief of staff and is a possible campaign manager for Jindal’s likely bid.
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Where are they going to hold the GOP debates? AT&T stadium?
Oh joy!
Another clown for the clown car.
Cruz, Walker and Jindal are the best of the lot, to my mind.
The basket is too full already. Time to throw a few extra weights overboard so our Magical Mystery Red Balloon can cut the mooring lines and safely begin to float up to the clouds of Iowa.
I like Jindal, too, although I don’t think he has much of a chance. He’s been a successful governor and he’s not afraid to call things by their names when he speaks.
Probably all the more reason for the GOP-e to hate him...
Jindal...born here of immigrant parents.
He is a citizen but not a natural born citizen.
Bobby is a solid Christian Conservative who has the Third World Albatross of what is Louisiana around his neck.
If he were from Texas, he would have a chance.
Freedom of choice is always good.................
If they limit the debate to two hours, by the time everyone is introduced the moderator will say “that’s all the time we have, good night and pray that some of these people who don’t have a snowball’s chance quit before the next debate so we can ask a question or two”
Can’t wait for Carville’s two cents on this.................
According to one source, Jindal has spent 14 days in Iowa in the last two years.
By contrast, the candidate with the most time in Iowa is Rick Perry, 30 days in two years. Cruz, by contrast, has logged 16 days.
Source:
http://www.p2016.org/chrniowa/iavisits15r.html
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is expected to announce his presidential intentions on June 24,
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He’ll make number 10 to announce and we still have others yet to committ.
Probably.
Welcome, Bobby. A good addition to the mix. Worthy of consideration.
Most folks, including most judges, would disagree with you. But your way of thinking is the way it should be!
When growing up, a person is, obviously, very influenced by his parents. If those parents are foreign-born, they will naturally have some loyalty to the old country.
Somewhat divided loyalties, nothing very wrong with that, in general. But it's not something you'd want a potential President to be exposed to.
I’d love to see Vitter appt Jindal to fill his Senate seat..I greaty admire Jindal, but he has zero chance running for the WH...he’d be awesome in the Senate
Or, how about as the LAST Sec of Education in a Republican administration. Put him in charge of closing it down..
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