Bobby Jindal's response

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by brianwspencer

So maybe everyone got fooled...but at least he's not a glaringly obvious moron...he's just hiding it better if that turns out to be the case.

He didn't fool me Brian. I wasn't dumb enough to vote for him. I'm not following the pied piper.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by joeydb

He didn't fool me Brian. I wasn't dumb enough to vote for him. I'm not following the pied piper.

Well I personally don't think he fooled anyone. I don't think he's a moron.

My point was that even if he does turn out to be one...then he'll get some credit for hiding it behind a facade of intelligence...a luxury that neither Palin nor Jindal seem to have. And that's why they are incessantly mocked, because it's obvious that they're both in way over their heads at this level. Obama, if he turns out to be in over his head (and time will tell), fooled the country into thinking he wouldn't be. Again, we'll see how it plays out. It's been a month.

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by brianwspencer

Well I personally don't think he fooled anyone. I don't think he's a moron.

My point was that even if he does turn out to be one...then he'll get some credit for hiding it behind a facade of intelligence...a luxury that neither Palin nor Jindal seem to have. And that's why they are incessantly mocked, because it's obvious that they're both in way over their heads at this level. Obama, if he turns out to be in over his head (and time will tell), fooled the country into thinking he wouldn't be. Again, we'll see how it plays out. It's been a month.

again he didn't fool anyone - he won the primary for 1 simple reason , the dems didn't want to put out a candidate for presdient that had voted to give bush authorization to go to iraq

anyone the dems put up this year was going to win anyway , you know that , the whole country knows that , the whole world knows that, why d oyou thin obama was 1/10 and mccain was about 20/1 in vegas in oct?

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by gales0678

again he didn't fool anyone - he won the primary for 1 simple reason , the dems didn't want to put out a candidate for presdient that had voted to give bush authorization to go to iraq

anyone the dems put up this year was going to win anyway , you know that , the whole country knows that , the whole world knows that, why d oyou thin obama was 1/10 and mccain was about 20/1 in vegas in oct?

Well I'll agree that he didn't fool anyone because I still stand by the opinion that he didn't need to fool anyone because he's not legitimately a raving moron like some of his opponents. I believe he is what he says he is. And time will prove that.

[miraja2]

I'm a little surprised to see anybody here attempting to defend Jindal's performance last night. It was simply dreadful: http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/200...litico/19283_1
I think that if I was a conservative, I would be a little bit pissed that they trotted out a guy like that to articulate the things that I believed in rather than somebody that could construct an intelligent argument.
It would be like if the conservatives on this board got together and decided to select a spokesperson, and then they passed over Chuck & ArlJim and decided just to let GRITS speak for them.

[Smooth Operator]

Pubs continue to search for some leadership after Captain Bush and Officers Cheney and Cox steered the Titanic into the iceberg.


Just hilarious to watch




Think my I.Q. fell 50 points as I listened to this guy and his Mister-Rogers-like delivery on the car radio last night...

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Jindal is OK with me.

I caught one of his politcal rallys on C-Span a year and a half ago or so ... it was really late and I couldn't find the remote ...

He played Lousianna Saturday Night at the end of it. Very underrated country song I'd say.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

Think my I.Q. fell 50 points as I listened to this guy and his Mister-Rogers-like delivery on the car radio last night...

You are in Commentator territory now. -7's

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by miraja2

I'm a little surprised to see anybody here attempting to defend Jindal's performance last night. It was simply dreadful: http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/200...litico/19283_1
I think that if I was a conservative, I would be a little bit pissed that they trotted out a guy like that to articulate the things that I believed in rather than somebody that could construct an intelligent argument.
It would be like if the conservatives on this board got together and decided to select a spokesperson, and then they passed over Chuck & ArlJim and decided just to let GRITS speak for them.

They were going to ask me to do it but were mad because I chastised the GOP KY pols at Turfway the other day. Color me bipartisan!

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by gales0678

again he didn't fool anyone - he won the primary for 1 simple reason , the dems didn't want to put out a candidate for presdient that had voted to give bush authorization to go to iraq

anyone the dems put up this year was going to win anyway , you know that , the whole country knows that , the whole world knows that, why d oyou thin obama was 1/10 and mccain was about 20/1 in vegas in oct?

Obama didnt win the election, The GOP lost it. They ran a fossil and MILF. The GPK /PG1985 ticket would have done better.

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Obama didnt win the election, The GOP lost it. They ran a fossil and MILF. The GPK /PG1985 ticket would have done better.

the cards fell right for Obama , dems wanted someone who didn't vote for the war , that knocked out hillary , going against mccain couldn't have been better for barack , i mean the guy has 7 houses , doesn't even know where they are and is out of touch with the avg american , he jogged kinda like a stakes horse would in an allowance race

but the party had no one else chuck or was going to beat him from the right