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Jindal staying in Louisiana for now
August 26th, 2012
06:01 PM ET
269 days ago

Jindal staying in Louisiana for now

(CNN) – Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is staying in his home state for now as Tropical Storm Isaac heads towards New Orleans.

The two-term governor was to arrive in Tampa on Tuesday to address the delegates of Republican National Convention that evening. Instead of preparing for his high-profile speech, he declared a state of emergency Sunday and asked for voluntary evacuations in 15 low-lying parishes on or near the Gulf Coast.
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Convention planners breathe a little easier as Isaac shifts away from Tampa
August 26th, 2012
03:53 PM ET
269 days ago

Convention planners breathe a little easier as Isaac shifts away from Tampa

(CNN) – One day after officials decided to postpone the Republican National Convention, concerns about the impact of Tropical Storm Isaac on Tampa, Florida seemed to lighten as the storm indicated its impending track would shift west of the convention site.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus announced Saturday the convention would officially convene Monday but speeches and other events would not begin until Tuesday afternoon.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • Florida • Republican National Convention • Rick Scott
Jindal unsure about convention attendance - again
August 26th, 2012
11:07 AM ET
270 days ago

Jindal unsure about convention attendance - again

Tampa, Florida (CNN) – Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal may miss attending and speaking at the Republican National Convention for the second time in a row.

With Tropical Storm Isaac picking up strength as it heads toward the Gulf Coast, including his home state, Jindal's convention speech is in jeopardy – as it was four years ago, when Hurricane Gustav slammed into New Orleans.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • Florida • Republican National Convention
VP 'almosts' added to convention speakers list
August 16th, 2012
07:40 AM ET
280 days ago

VP 'almosts' added to convention speakers list

(CNN) – A few of the "could have been" running mates for presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney were added to the list of speakers for this month's Republican National Convention Thursday, including Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio, Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell.

All four names were considered potential vice presidential picks for Romney, who on Saturday announced House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his running mate. Jindal campaigns for Romney Thursday in Virginia.
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The 'almosts' react to Romney running mate choice
August 11th, 2012
10:56 AM ET
285 days ago

The 'almosts' react to Romney running mate choice

(CNN) - They might be called the "almosts" - those thought or known to be on the short list considered by Mitt Romney for his number two spot.

Republican sources told CNN Chief National Correspondent John King that Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, and former Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota - all thought to be on the candidate's short list - received calls from the Romney campaign prior to the announcement.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • Marco Rubio • Rob Portman • Tim Pawlenty
Jindal on Romney VP pick: 'It's not about the vice president'
August 9th, 2012
06:22 PM ET
286 days ago

Jindal on Romney VP pick: 'It's not about the vice president'

Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN) – As the entire political establishment awaits word of Mitt Romney's running mate, is one potential pick blowing off its importance and potential impact?

When asked by CNN on Thursday if he's awaiting word from the Romney campaign on whether or not he'll be picked, Gov. Bobby Jindal deflected the question – then intimated that the selection itself won't amount to much.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • Colorado
With Romney away, possible VP picks defend home turf
July 29th, 2012
05:47 PM ET
296 days ago

With Romney away, possible VP picks defend home turf

(CNN) – As Mitt Romney makes waves overseas, his campaign has deployed a crowd of possible vice presidential picks to continue hammering home the Republican candidate’s message on American soil.

The slew of high-profile surrogates covered the country over the weekend hounding President Barack Obama for what they say is a failed economic and foreign policy, all the while singing Romney’s praise.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • John Thune • Kelly Ayotte • Marco Rubio • Mitt Romney • Paul Ryan • Rob Portman • Tim Pawlenty • Veepstakes
Romney gets help at home while following water's edge tradition
July 26th, 2012
07:42 AM ET
301 days ago

Romney gets help at home while following water's edge tradition

Washington (CNN) – Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says he will follow the "water's edge" tradition of not criticizing President Barack Obama's policies during his international trip. But that doesn't mean his campaign back home can't get some help to do so.

The Romney campaign is sending high profile surrogates Thursday to three battleground states to act on his behalf.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bob McDonnell • Bobby Jindal • Marco Rubio • Mitt Romney • Rudy Giuliani
Jindal, McDonnell to tour Iowa for Romney
July 25th, 2012
08:23 AM ET
302 days ago

Jindal, McDonnell to tour Iowa for Romney

(CNN) – As Mitt Romney continues his overseas trip in London, two of his prospective vice presidential picks will be touring Iowa, a Romney campaign aide confirmed.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal will travel the state on Thursday in one of the campaign's buses.
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Filed under: 2012 VP Pick • Bob McDonnell • Bobby Jindal • Iowa
On the Trail: July 18, 2012
July 18th, 2012
07:32 AM ET
309 days ago

On the Trail: July 18, 2012

(CNN) - It's all goes back to Ohio. Mitt Romney spends the day in the state Wednesday, stopping in Bowling Green outside of Toledo for a town hall at 2:05 p.m. ET. Meanwhile, two running mate contenders will also make appearances in the Buckeye State, including former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal

A day after campaigning in Texas, President Barack Obama stays closer to home in Washington, D.C. and attends a private fund-raiser. First Lady Michelle Obama, on the other hand, will attend a fund-raiser in Birmingham, Alabama Wednesday night.

See the full schedule after the jump.
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Filed under: 2012 • Bobby Jindal • Jeb Bush • Mitt Romney • Ohio • On the Trail • President Obama
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