[kempster]

I am not interested in a word he has to say anymore. Too little, too late.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

Don’t forget that all taxes, fines, and fees are paid by one person: the consumer, through an increased product cost.

So, when Obammie the Commie starts flapping his lying lips about making BP pay, THAT DOES NOT STOP THE LEAK AND DOES NOT CLEAN UP THE MESS.

What he is really saying is that you and I will pay for all of this with higher costs at the pump.

[hinckley buzzard]

Excellent move by Jindal. The more the State governors take initiative in the face of federal dereliction, the more power will drain from Washington DC to the States. This can only be good. Wrest control from the Usurper and return it to the real representatives of the people!

[Batman11]

I cannot stand to hear one word from Il Douche!

[Parley Baer]

Compare this story with the one by ABC News down below.

[BlueAngel]

Liberal media needs to step up to the plate. They are so afraid of criticizing this president just because they picked him and now they are stuck with a man who can't lead.

Even Joe Scarborough can't bring himself to criticize Obama unless he puts President Bush down first. It happens every day. It must be in his MSNBC contract.

[LibertarianLiz]

he sees it as an opportunity to campaign for his massive cap-and-trade energy tax that will zap Americans with an extra $3000-4000 bucks per year in energy costs. Obama intends to lobby for that legislation during his speech to the nation on the Gulf oil disaster tomorrow evening.

And this explains, completely, his inaction to date. He and his administration have been playing politics with this thing from Day One. Today I read that Netherlands offered their skimming equipment and ships to take the oil off the top of the water; and, also to build the barrier walls, which they said they could have done in 3 weeks. They did this on day 3 of the disaster. BO said no thanks.

Yeah, this is the "environmental" president. All he wants is an excuse for that scam call cap and trade so that he and his Chicago cronies can make millions, maybe billions. This guy seriously offends me.

[Arthur McGowan]

Sadly, it has never occurred to any governor to do the same thing with regard to Roe v. Wade.

But the Constitutional principle is the same: When the federal government is attacking the people, a governor’s duty is to protect the people.

[LibertarianLiz]

Okay, I did my rant; however, I forgot to say --- GO JINDAL! He had said at the beginning of this that he was going to do it himself if he had to, and they could throw him in jail. Well, his rhetoric died down a bit; but, I'm glad to see that he has decided that, that boob in the WH isn't interested in helping with this crisis; only in using it.

[Oceander]

Apparently, one salient difference between republicans and democrats is that democrats just talk, on and on and on and on and ... on about what they would do (if only they had the courage to put their money where their mouths are), and republicans simply go out and do it.

[stylin19a]

Instead of treating the Gulf oil disaster like it is truly a catastrophe along the line of 9/11,

huh ?...is everyone jumping on that false band wagon ?

[DefeatCorruption]

YESSS!!!!

[Kirkwood]

Amazingly, one of the local liberal tv news reporterettes was describing today’s obama visit and she stated that during his busy schedule, he ate a snoball. With all the crap that obama has put us through and the crap that the oil spill is producing, I really don’t think anyone with a brain cell in his or her head cares if the president ate a snoball. It made me want to throw my tv out the front door.

[The Wizard]

While I applaud this move, this shows the difference between a leader and a follower.....

You will recall that Madam President told Mr. Jindal weeks ago not to wait for the government....you can be assured Madam President would have been out there building on day 2 or 3

[screaming eagle2]

good for Bobby!