For a conservative not born a white male in this country, this is pretty much par for the course. There wasn’t much black in Clarence Thomas, not much woman in Kay Bailey Hutchinson (according to proto-girl Gloria Steinem), and there won’t be much anything in any Republican black, female, Latino, or non-male, non-purely-Anglo aspirant who has any chance of winning elections, gaining a following, or making a dent in the various voting blocs the liberals think of as theirs.

It brings to mind Mark Halperin’s embarrassing grilling of Ted Cruz a short time ago, in which he tried to discover, via his preferences in food, drink, and music, if Cruz was really a Cuban, and asked him to say something in his non-native tongue. But why is “enoughness” confined to such a small spectrum? It ought to be spread more around.

the only "official" thing about Jindal is that he's a retard

With a whopping 28% approval rating in Louisiana, he has my vote

He's a real long-shot. Apparently he spent his time as governor buffing up his GOP credentials, and as a result, bankrupting his state.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/how-bobby-jindal-wrecked-louisiana/

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That's what, twice as much as racist, nigger calling Obama? Obama is 20% black and his Arabic ancestors sold black slaves to the dutch.

Why no uproar?

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> With a whopping 28% approval rating in Louisiana,
> he has my vote

Funny how nobody in his own state likes him but he, like many other republican candidates think they can win the presidential race. Par for course for conservatives. Just make shit up that they're winning.

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> > With a whopping 28% approval rating in
> Louisiana,
> > he has my vote
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> Funny how nobody in his own state likes him but
> he, like many other republican candidates think
> they can win the presidential race. Par for course
> for conservatives. Just make shit up that they're
> winning.

Jindal's last election results.


Party Republican Democratic

Popular vote 673,239 182,925



You DO realize we are all on the internet, right ass?

You were saying about just making shit up?

Yes, you might want to learn how to google..

Gov. Bobby Jindal’s 26% approval rating in Louisiana is sign of bipartisan dissatisfaction Twenty-seven percent. That's Gov. Bobby Jindal's approval rating in Louisiana, according to a poll released last week by Mississippi-based Triumph Campaigns. That's lower than former Gov. Kathleen Blanco when she left office and lower than President Barack Obama today.

That level of disapproval requires bipartisan dissatisfaction. State Rep. Jay Morris of Monroe last week called Jindal's proposed budget fix "insane." Baton Rouge conservative writer and activist Scott McKay added, with characteristic bluntness, "The mess Jindal has made of Louisiana's budget is going to destroy his political career."

Jesus. How bad does a gov have to suck to get only get 27% approval rating in a state with high school educations and swamp people.
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> Jesus. How bad does a gov have to suck to get
> only get 27% approval rating in a state with high
> school educations and swamp people.

That picture is full of college graduates, some with masters degrees, patent holders, millionaires, future millionaires, successful business people and proud Americans. No wonder a libturd hates it.

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> Gov. Bobby Jindal’s 26% approval rating in
> Louisiana is sign of bipartisan dissatisfaction
> Twenty-seven percent. That's Gov. Bobby Jindal's
> approval rating in Louisiana, according to a poll
> released last week by Mississippi-based Triumph
> Campaigns. That's lower than former Gov. Kathleen
> Blanco when she left office and lower than
> President Barack Obama today.
>
> That level of disapproval requires bipartisan
> dissatisfaction. State Rep. Jay Morris of Monroe
> last week called Jindal's proposed budget fix
> "insane." Baton Rouge conservative writer and
> activist Scott McKay added, with characteristic
> bluntness, "The mess Jindal has made of
> Louisiana's budget is going to destroy his
> political career."


Yet he won election by 3 to 1.

Why'd you change up there partner?

You switched from "Funny how nobody in his own state likes him " to comparing his approval rating to a sitting president?

You're a little touched aren't ya? And I'm not talking in that homo way.