[Theodore R.]

I think Blanco intended just to strut across the stage and say, "Hello, this is Kathleen again. Time to vote for me again. This time for GOVERNOR. I am not running for lieutenant governor but for GOVERNOR. So everybody understand, "Kathleen for GOVERNOR, Kathleen for GOVERNOR. See you next election." Then comes this young Jindal guy who has her all flustered, so "King" Breaux has taken over to save Kathleen from utter ruin.

[Prolifeconservative]

You pretty much nailed Blanco's campaign - "Vote for me because I'm a Democrat."

Jindal, on the other hand, has worked extremely hard for every vote. He didn't give up on anyone. While Blanco took the the black vote for granted, Jindal was rolling up his sleeves meeting with that constituency.

Also, Jindal's campaign is issue oriented while Blanco's campaign motto is to divide and conquer.

Jindal Unites, end of story. I think he could possibly take 55% of the vote Saturday. However, the "sleaze-machine" has yet to kick in against Jindal. It's just a matter of time.