Bobby jindal president ?????

[MathGeek]

Jindal:

1. Does anyone think Jindal's handling of Gustav was not markedly better than Blanco's handling of Katrina?

2. Jindal is the most pro-RKBA governor in the US. In addition to supporting the Constitutional amendment in 2012, he has signed numerous laws benefitting gun owners.

3. Lower taxes.

4. Opposition to Common Core.

5. Under Jindal, the Louisiana Department of Education allows home schools to operate as registered non-public schools, thus completely exempting them from Common Core requirements and giving home schooling parents greater freedom to choose their children's curricula, instructional methods, and assessment methods than in any other state in the US.

6. We all have quibbles about wildlife issues, but I see the extension of the state boundary out to 10.357 miles and the Louisiana state snapper season as a very positive effort to improve use of an abundant natural resource and well-considered resistance to an over reach of federal authority in poorly managing the fishery.

7. Small things, but I also appreciate the fact that boat trailers no longer need to be inspected and driver's licenses will last for five years. Fewer trips to the DMV is a sign of less intrusion and smaller government!

[duckman1911]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

Jindal:

1. Does anyone think Jindal's handling of Gustav was not markedly better than Blanco's handling of Katrina?

2. Jindal is the most pro-RKBA governor in the US. In addition to supporting the Constitutional amendment in 2012, he has signed numerous laws benefitting gun owners.

3. Lower taxes.

4. Opposition to Common Core.

5. Under Jindal, the Louisiana Department of Education allows home schools to operate as registered non-public schools, thus completely exempting them from Common Core requirements and giving home schooling parents greater freedom to choose their children's curricula, instructional methods, and assessment methods than in any other state in the US.

6. We all have quibbles about wildlife issues, but I see the extension of the state boundary out to 10.357 miles and the Louisiana state snapper season as a very positive effort to improve use of an abundant natural resource and well-considered resistance to an over reach of federal authority in poorly managing the fishery.

7. Small things, but I also appreciate the fact that boat trailers no longer need to be inspected and driver's licenses will last for five years. Fewer trips to the DMV is a sign of less intrusion and smaller government!

Very good points. If we wait around for a perfect candidate we'll never vote. Always seems to be the case of "well he ain't as bad as the other guy." Sad really.

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by MathGeek

6. We all have quibbles about wildlife issues, but I see the extension of the state boundary out to 10.357 miles and the Louisiana state snapper season as a very positive effort to improve use of an abundant natural resource and well-considered resistance to an over reach of federal authority in poorly managing the fishery.

Could comment on all that list, but this is one that is laughable. Anything he wants to take credit for with fisheries management should be null and void when he raided the Rigs To Reefs Fund. He should probably be brought up with charges in actuality.