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Ronin
10-24-2007, 08:27 AM
By Terence Jeffrey
Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Conservatives have been searching through the records and statements of the leading presidential candidates desperately hoping to find evidence that will allow them to persuade themselves -- at least through next November -- that one of these candidates is a credible and reliable member of their movement who can be trusted with the leadership of their party.

They are looking in the wrong place.

Jindal was elected governor of Louisiana on October 20, 2007 to become the first Indian-American to lead a U.S. state. Forget the facsimiles, fakers and campaign-trail converts stumping Iowa and New Hampshire these days. If you want to find a truly conservative leader for the Republican Party of tomorrow, look south. He is getting ready to be inaugurated governor of Louisiana.

Rep. Bobby Jindal, elected governor of Louisiana on Saturday, is the real thing. He has never run to the left of Teddy Kennedy. He has never lobbied for Planned Parenthood. He has never advocated government recognition of same-sex unions. He has never called for amnesty for illegal aliens. He has never advocated raising taxes. He is a straight-up conservative: unhyphenated, unadulterated and uncorrupted.

Townhall (http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/T...or_presid ent)

Correct link in Homes's post below

HomeschoolrsRUs
10-24-2007, 08:35 AM
Ronin, I can't get your link to work, so here's another that should be able to do it:

http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/TerenceJeffrey/2007/10/24/the_future_of_conservatism_isnt_running_for_presid ent

The_Elucidator
10-24-2007, 08:37 AM
Once he cleans up Louisiana as Gov I believe he will run for the Senate in 2014. He is still very young and will probably be a conservative workhorse in the Senate for years! Don't know if he will ever run for POTUS..

He should have already been the Gov of Louisiana but got screwed in the last election. Had he been running La when Katrina hit the Chocolate Mayor would have gotten his ass kicked by Bobby J.

Lazarus
10-24-2007, 08:45 AM
Things are looking up in Louisiana... This lifts my spirits... He certainly has a HUGE job of cleaning up corruption in the Home state of Huey P. Long...

Who knows, this guy might clean up New Orleans to the point where decent people can actually visit there again...

Ronin
10-24-2007, 08:59 AM
Ronin, I can't get your link to work, so here's another that should be able to do it:

http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/TerenceJeffrey/2007/10/24/the_future_of_conservatism_isnt_running_for_presid ent
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Thanks Homes. Townhall must have changed the page just a few minutes ago, cause when I tested the link, it was working.:biggrin: