Jindal to Cheney: Lay off Obama

POLITICO ^ | Apr 16, 2009 | Andy Barr

[Captain Kirk]

I don’t like Cheney at all but this does nicely illustrate that the Demopublicans are all part of one big government cartel.

[babyfreep]

Not only that, but we have every right to “question their intentions”. IMHO, we have an OBLIGATION to question their intentions. Go, Cheney!

[truthingod]

Me too! Go Sarah....we are with you. The fact that the MSM has written her off and that McCain has distanced himself shows she has exactly what we need.

[jersey117]

We can safely scratch Jindal off the list.

[umgud]

Jindal to Cheney: Lay off Obama

Oh yes, I agree. Obama should be laid off.

Just remember,

A recession is when your neighbor loses his job
A depression is when you lose yours
And recovery is when Obama loses his

So, by all means, he should be laid off.

[KJC1]

I’m glad you pointed that out. Jindal is like a parrot squawking out Dem talking points.

It’s ironic that Jindal is dinging Cheney when Jindal himself is the one doing damage.

[Lancey Howard]

When Cheney says that Obama’s policies make Americans more vulnerable to attack, Cheney is NOT questioning Obama’s motives or patriotism. Cheney's comments do not touch upon the MOTIVATION for these policies, but their most likely RESULT.

Excellent. Exactly correct. We understand that but Jindal does not.
The fellow is so not ready for prime time...

[newfreep]

Palin-Barbour 2012 sounds like a winning ticket IF Acorn and its’ voter fraud can be controlled.

[lmr]

Somewhere in Alaska....there is a lady whose Presidential chances just went up many-fold....and asking Bobby to “just keep talking”....

She tells it like it is and he's not capable of that. I was with Palin, anyhow, but she needs to step us as the leader of our party. I understand she still has a state to run and all, but we REALLY NEED some leadership right now.

[dools007]

That tells me all I need to know about Jindal. Gov. Palin is the only credible conservative voice in the country today.

[truthingod]

I agree with you. I am so tired of the “bend over and grab your ankles” crowd. When they take that position they expose the very fact that they have no backbone to stand up straight for something that matters.

[Mr Rogers]

Bobby Jindal is right. Better to attack a fellow Republican who served honorably than suggest Obama’s judgment is poor.

[klb99]

Keep Talking, Mr. Cheney..............glad to see at least one Republican with some stones...............

What a bunch of metrosexual effete weenies get the airtime.

I didn’t hear that Sanford said Rush was an idiot for wanting the Kenyan to fail...anyone know where that came from?

[lmr]

Nice.

[Venturer]

Bobby needs to look after Louissianna.

[longtermmemmory]

jindal is weak.

[Enterprise]

I guess Jindal doesn't remember the criticisms of President Bush by Carter and Clinton.

If nothing else, Dick Cheney might becoming more aware of the frustrations of the base when our "leaders" engage in these pussified responses.

[lmr]

...Rodney King wing of the Republican party...

Is that the wing that keeps taking a beatin'?

[McGruff]

Jindal just lost my vote!

[Wallace T.]

Even Palin has been moving leftward in recent months. She recently acknowledged the “reality” of global warming. Furthermore, she supported a “moderate” choice for Alaska's high court. Whatever her past bona fides, it appears that she has consumed the same Kool Aid that Jindal, Gingrich, and other supposedly conservative “champions” have. The Republican Party leadership apparently learned nothing from their defeats in 2006 and 2008.