[zerosix]

As a favorite teacher once remarked to her class, being a "sore loser' is bad but being a "sore winner" is even more insufferable!

I might be forced to vote for Trump but I don't consider him a gentleman in any sense of the word.

Yes this is politics but Jindal is leaving the platform - why on earth feel the need to kick him in the backside as the door closes???

[stars & stripes forever]

[why on earth feel the need to kick him in the backside as the door closes???]

Look how much free air time TRUMP is getting for his Jindal comment.

[gwgn02]

Its boorish behavior...simply without class.

[Parmy]

As a favorite teacher once remarked to her class, being a "sore loser' is bad but being a "sore winner" is even more insufferable! I might be forced to vote for Trump but I don't consider him a gentleman in any sense of the word. Yes this is politics but Jindal is leaving the platform - why on earth feel the need to kick him in the backside as the door closes???

Some times looking behind the scene of gracious winners one sees a different perspective. Case in point, George H.W. Bushes book that reveals that he was gracious in front, but behind the scene he carried grudges.

We don't need gentlemen as leaders. We need people who are able to lead. That means not being nice sometimes. Usually the people who are offended by such behavior need someone to lead them because they don't have the motivation to produce on their own.

Saying that Jindal wasn't very nice isn't kicking him in the butt as the door closes. It's not being petulant, just stating a fact. Sometimes facts offend the sensitive of personality.