(CNN) - Louisiana voters take to the polls Saturday in the state's gubernatorial primary, an election Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal is widely expected to win.
The state holds a nonpartisan blanket primary, meaning both political parties run in the same contest and if a candidate wins 50% or more of the vote, then he or she wins the race.
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Sorry, this guy just doesn't have it.
vote this idiot out of office. o.k, He is a total nonsense to that impoverished state. o.k,
This candidate has a very interesting view on the election
Jindal is doing a GREAT job and is the model of competence. If you want well run, efficient government, put a Republican in office. If you want bloated, wastefull union controlled bankrupt government, vote Democrat. The choice is clear.
From what I've read his motivation to help his state is inspired. This makes up for his inexperienced approach following their last great disaster. New Orleans and Louisiana are fun places and they've got a decent Governor.
has anybody checked this guy's birth certificate yet? And I mean the LONG FORM!
jindal bells-jindal bells -jindal all the way,oh what fun it is to ride
You reap what you sow, LA. By the way, where are all the Teabaggers asking to see Piyush Jingle's birth certificate?