JINDAL: No. I hope that failed policies don’t get adopted. I want my country to succeed. I want the economy to grow. I want — certainly I want the economy to grow again so people can afford their homes. But I don’t want the Congress to adopt policies that would make the problem worse, not better. … I think it’s our — I think it’s our obligation as Americans when we don’t agree with a policy to speak up against it and to certainly offer different solutions.

I can see why Rush had such feelings for all the Jindal Haters. This man says it like it is.

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Let’s see…Reagan, Eureka College, BA.
’nuff said.

Rush Limbaugh is a high school drop out, while Obama graduated from Harvard with honors

Huhh? Rush dropped out of high school? Gee, and all this time I thought he said he dropped out of collage.

The chosen one is a harvard honors grad? Have him prove it.

Rush Limbaugh is a high school drop out, while Obama graduated from Harvard with honors.

More elitist snobbery. Rush has arrived where he is at based on hard work and determination along with talent. Even when he was in the throes of his drug addiction, his audience had no clue because he still did his job every day and it was amazing how on top of his game he remained. Obama has had everything handed to him on a silver platter, including his admission to Harvard and being rescued from a slacker coke/pot head existence by benefactors. Rush kicked his drug habit and Obama can’t stop smoking. I think I know who I have more respect for.

think Jindall will prove to a weak candidate, if he gets the nomination. Louisiana ranks 49th in just about everything States are measured on: income, education, healthcare, infrastructure, etc. I doubt voters will want Jindall to take the Louisiana approach nation-wide.

Atlanta Voter on March 3, 2009 at 1:38 PM

Yeah, I guess that Louisiana linkage will hurt Jindal almost as badly as being gov of Arkansas hurt Clinton.

Most Americans are not as hopelessly snobbish as you are. Jindal is an accomplished and obviously intelligent man in his own right and that’s what voters will see.

Where was that Bobby Jindal during the response to 0bama?

Lou Budvis on March 3, 2009 at 8:19 PM

One other thing: You could construct a scale measuring how often and how voriferously (sp?) the Left attacks any Republican, and that scale would be the measure of their effectiveness, their compelling life story, their honestly and adherence to principles. E.G., Palin, Jindal….even McCain when he started to get a little feisty during the Campaign…

Where was that Bobby Jindal during the response to 0bama?

Lou Budvis on March 3, 2009 at 8:19 PM

Give him some time, the guy’s just 37 ish…. He has the potential to be a major positive force for change in America for many decades… When I see the MSM trashing him or trying vainly to trip him up (King’s interview) it confirms that he is something special….and they fear conservatives that have that quality.

Limbaugh has the audience, the guts, and the stage to slow down this assault on capitalism and the American way of life. Limbaugh might be the only obstacle in Obama’s path. I admire and respect you Terrye, we go back several years. You’re always thoughtful and witty. I simply don’t think this is the time for a passive approach to what we see taking place before our eyes. I believe that Obama, Pelosi, and Reid want to move forward at the speed of light in order to push this agenda like it has never been pushed before; blind side us while we are blurred by fear and despair. We need to be alert and energized, watching closely and reacting as if our way of life depends upon our action. Like Limbaugh or not, he is down for the fight at a time when only a few have shown the courage to face up to the first black president in our history.

I have never seen anything like this in my 55 years; have you…

Jindal has the right approach here.

The sad thing is that the public as a general rule does not Limbaugh. If he becomes the only face of the party it will hurt Republicans. That is why the Obama administration is doing everything they can to stir this up. They want Limbaugh to come after Obama.

Trolls are not easily missed here; you have been here a short while and are already easily recognizable. Sit back and watch as Limbaugh takes your man-child out to the shed for some lessons. Your man-child is nothing other than a product of affirmative action; has accomplished nothing; has already broken his campaign promises at a record pace; lies to the American people every time he speaks; has terrorists and down right evil American hating people for his fest friends…

No pal, your man-child is no match for Mr. Limbaugh..

Yes, it is. It is even more of a shame that Republicans and conservatives help Obama play this little game by keeping these silly inter party feuds going beyond all reason.

Because whenever Rush is the focus, Obama’s popularity soars.

Atlanta Voter on March 3, 2009 at 5:08 PM

Isn’t it a shame that the President of the United States has to have a hissy fit about a private citizen to stroke the fires of his supporters?

Then why isn’t he ignoring Rush?

Jim Treacher on March 3, 2009 at 1:46 PM

Because whenever Rush is the focus, Obama’s popularity soars.