He sold out Louisiana to the petroleum industry and citizens are nobody. If anything the media should be paying attention to those that continue to struggle for survival after the explosion of the BP Deepwater Horizon. He is enormously unpopular in the state and he has turned his back on the people of Louisiana. Once AGAIN they are relying on a court system that is completely dysfunctional by design. The Fifth Circuit turns law into mud. There is no sense to their decisions.
June 24, 2015
By Richard Webster
Before Gov. Bobby Jindal (click here) took the stage Wednesday (June 24) at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner to announce that he was running for president, his campaign ran a video montage detailing his vision for the country.
It began with Jindal, in a voice-over, asking the audience, "I know what you're thinking. So many people are running for president. Why do we need one more?"
If the two-term Louisiana governor asked the same question to the crowd of more than 200 protesters standing on a grassy embankment across the road, chances are he wouldn't like their answers....
You can say what you want about Governor Chris Christy and the questionable priorities of his staff, but, he never turned his back on the people and cast them into a world with a power vacuum for anyone to exploit. Jindal doesn't care about the state. He takes wildly silly positions with members of the Parish Governments and calls it a day.
The person that came to Louisiana to bring justice to the people was President Obama. Jindal never bothered to go to Washington, DC while the circumstances of his people were whittled away for petroleum profits. Jindal begged, "Please don't leave me and a drift without any kind of economy. I can get this thing turned around to benefit the petroleum industry again. Very little of the $20 billion will make it out of the trust fund."
Jindal needs to find a job in his state and get on with life. I guarantee if he had to make a real living, he would either end up in prison for corruption and fraud or on Food Stamps.
