Bobby Jindal

According to this recent article, the State of Louisiana is paying the tab for Governor Bobby Jindal when he travels out of state.  While that does not mean that we pay for airline tickets for the Governor or any of the other things associated with travel, what we do pay for is Governor Jindal's security...

The La. governor will support legislation that he says will help Louisiana's at-risk youth and reduce recidivism rates for juveniles and non-violent drug offenders.

North Carolina-based Public Policy Polling Survey conducted a statewide survey that showed Gov. Jindal's approval rating at an all-time low of 37%. This makes Jindal now among the most unpopular governors in the nation.

Some would ask what he has done to deserve this?  It is a legitimate question as Governor Jindal has managed to do a lot in the time that he has served as Governor of the Pelican State. So what has he done to earn a lower approval rating...

Same poll shows higher approval ratings for Senators Landrieu and Vitter.

The Donald has come out swinging against Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal.  That over Gov. Jindal's comments that the Republican Party needed to not be "the stupid party."  Donald Trump told Fox & Friends on Fox News Channel that because of that term being used, Jindal has now given Democrats something to label Republicans with. ...

Jindal's speech was the Republican's 12 Step Program minus five.

Gov. Bobby Jindal's 401(k)-style retirement plan for future rank-and-file employees has been rejected by a judge.

Governor Bobby Jindal is taking part in a Republican gathering in Charlotte, North Carolina.  He is set to speak at a keynote dinner tonight and NBC News is reporting that he will make some interesting comments. According to an article, Jindal will say, Today’s conservatism is completely wrapped up in solving the hideous mess that is the federal budget, the burgeoning deficits, the mammoth federal

People who vote on property taxes need to have more "skin in the game".

Men's fashion and lifestyle magazine ​Esquire​ recently posted an article on their politics blog absolutely ripping Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal.

Beyonce was hot, Obama not so much.

Gov. Jindal doesn't care who he hurts in his quest for national office.

Ideas are flying fast and furious in Baton Rouge on ways to make the tax system in the state work better.  Bobby Jindal's plan includes a lot of interesting ideas, including the sales tax for income tax swap.  Still, this idea being thrown around puzzles me...

Now that Republicans are looking ahead to renew their image, who is the new face of the party?  There are many that are being brought up, including Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. Who do you think the new face of the party is?  Let us know in the comments section below...

In this case talk can be as effective as action.

Karl Rove came to the state recently for the annual meeting of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry.  In comments made to the the meeting, he said that Governor Jindal could be a serious candidate for President.  Rove based that on education and government reform initiatives made by the Jindal Administration that Rove says would be popular in national circles...

No income tax and lower property taxes should lure more people to Louisiana.

Governor Jindal's office is not sharing specifics yet, but they are looking at a plan that would cut out income taxes for individuals and corporate taxes.  The Governor says that they would be replaced with a sales tax in a revenue neutral way...

Several parishes have already declared individual states of emergency, including Acadia, Evangeline, and St. Landry parishes.