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The future face of the Republican Party?

fff

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And we're not talking Native American here.

Quiz:

Which young, thin, non-white, Ivy League-educated politician who has a foreign-sounding name and prominent ears is changing the face of politics as we know it?

Oh … and whose name is not Barack Obama?

Whuh?

That’s right, the president-elect may hold a monopoly on current buzz, but some in the GOP are looking to their own whiz kid to lead them out of the proverbial wilderness the Democrats have just left behind.

His name is Bobby Jindal, and he’s the 37-year-old Indian American governor of Louisiana.

More on the future of the Republican Party at the link:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_pl147
 

jigs

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is he born in America? has he denounced his citizenship? will he take my guns?
is he a puppet for the Chicago mob?


these are the questions that will seperate him from the commie bastrd that has been elected
 

Steve

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jigs said:
is he born in America? has he denounced his citizenship? will he take my guns?
is he a puppet for the Chicago mob?


these are the questions that will seperate him from the commie bastrd that has been elected

"Piyush Jindal (pronounced /ˈdʒɪndəl/) was born on June 10, 1971 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,".

seems like a real stand up guy..

Jindal was a Hindu, but converted to Catholicism in high school.[5] He has also offered his religious testimony before Baptist and Pentecostal congregations.[6] He attended public school at Baton Rouge Magnet High School and graduated when he was 17. Following high school, Jindal attended Brown University, graduating with honors in biology and public policy[7]. Although he had thought of a career in medicine or law and was accepted by Harvard Medical School and Yale Law School, he chose to pursue a political career. He received a master's degree in political science from New College, Oxford, as a Rhodes Scholar.

appointed Jindal to be secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, an agency which then represented about 40 percent of the state budget. During his tenure as secretary, Louisiana's Medicaid program went from bankruptcy with a $400 million deficit into three years of surpluses totaling $220 million.

fff while his race and background might bother you, he seems like a good conservative... and a great American.. so I would vote for him...
 

Steve

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Bobby Jindal has a 100% pro-life voting record according to the National Right to Life Committee

supported a constitutional amendment banning flag burning

Jindal has an A rating from Gun Owners of America

In 2006, Jindal sponsored the Deep Ocean Energy Resources Act (H.R. 4761), a bill to eliminate the moratorium on offshore oil and gas drilling over the U.S. outer continental shelf,

On June 25, 2008, Jindal signed the "Sex Offender Chemical Castration Bill",

Not a bad record so far.. he has even witnessed an exorcism.. so even if he gets accused of calling Africa a failed country in a briefing.. or is caught wearing a robe in his own hotel room.. I would vote for him..
 

Ben H

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Anyone who listens to Rush knows his new agenda is to reshape the republican party, actually it doesn't involve reshaping or restructuring, it's just booting all the people who really aren't republicans, bringing us back to what the party is supposed to be. First to go is Juan McCain. Bobby is one of the boys who is what the party is supposed to be.
 
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