October 8th, 2013
08:55 AM ET
9 years ago
Jindal weighs in on shutdown
Gov. Bobby Jindal, Republican of Louisiana, weighs in on the government shutdown.
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My neighbor George has also weighed in. Interestingly enough, no one cared about his opinion, either.
What is eating the brains of every indivual of people called "republicans". Each one of them says:" No one wants the shutdown". Are all crazy? They are the ones who caused the shutdown, they are the ones who warned each other not to do, still are playing in low thinking people by confusing them? It is sickening.
I listened to Gov. Jindal this morning. His words were dripping with Tea. He was trying to walk the fine line by trying to sound like a modearate while still appeasing the hard line base.
Gov. Jindal , i do not think your getting enough oxygen to that bb sized brin of yours?!!
Poor mr Mardi gras gov, his party of stupid are now blackmailers, extortionists, anarchists and traitors.
How's that for a jump in the wrong direction?
Where did Bobby do this interview ? If he gave it in La. that IS news.
Ah, yes. Mr. Bobby Jindal. My favorite "I don't give a cup of tea what he thinks" TeaPer.
Why is Jindals opinion pertinent? I'll ask my yard guy what he thinks – his opinion matters as much as Jindals – probably more because the yard guys would be based in reality.
this man as governor of my home state have done everything within his power to attack the poor all he along with his tea party friends and big business wants the have nots to continue to suffer and reward there rich and powerful friends in high places its amazing how all these so called conservative talk about spending but think about it they take from the poor but reward there friends .god forbid we allow these deceivers to lead this nation
He belongs to the party that voted to cut foods subsidies to poor families while they voted to continue subsidies to wealthy farmers and who will never consider cutting subsidies to big business.
Mr. Jindal was right when he said the GOP had to stop being the "stupid party". He needs to amend this to the GOP has to stop being the "anti-American" party.