Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, the nation's youngest governor, delivered the GOP's response to President Obama's speech to Congress. Over the past few weeks Jindal has emerged as his party's newest, and perhaps brightest, star. He also showed a willingess to lead with attempts to decline certain portions of the new economic stimulus package.
The media has picked up his scent and the Q&A at the recent governors' meeting in DC looked more like a Jindal press conference.
Many threw around his name last year as a possible VP nominee, but he wisely (or perhaps luckily) stayed off the ticket. At 36 he was just too young to be palatable. During tonight's speech, Jindal showed potential but is still too wooden for my taste. That will improve though, and we'll be hearing a lot more about Bobby Jindal in the years ahead.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
The Not (yet) Ready for Primetime Player
Posted by
Chris Meehan
(By the way, this is the first post to get the 2012 tag)
Labels:
2012,
Bobby Jindal,
economy,
republicans
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