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The Making of Bobby Jindal |
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Human Events
By Martha Zoller
July 30, 2010
Since Bobby Jindal came on the scene as a U.S. congressman from Louisiana, he’s shaken the status quo. He is an unabashed conservative within the Republican Party—a unique blend of the political and business world.
...Bobby Jindal added a religious fervor and true conservative credentials along with his Indian heritage and he skyrocketed to the top of every conservative list.
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Jindal Pushes for Faster Federal Seafood Testing |
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Associated Press
By Staff
July 19, 2010
Gov. Bobby Jindal wants the federal government to step up testing of seafood samples from Louisiana waters so they can be quickly reopened to commercial fishing.
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Gov. Bobby Jindal Joins Recreational Anglers to Celebrate Reopening of State Fishing Grounds |
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The Times-Picayune
By Staff
July 16, 2010
... Gov. Bobby Jindal joined recreational fishers in Grand Isle on Friday to celebrate the reopening of much of the state's fertile fishing grounds. ...
With that action, about 86 percent of the previously closed fishing grounds are now open to recreational anglers, including recreational shrimping, crabbing and fishing, Jindal's office said. ...
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Ban on deep-water drilling adds insult to injury |
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Washington Post
By Gov. Bobby Jindal
July 17, 2010
By now, everyone no doubt realizes that I am not a fan of the pace at which the federal government has worked to contain the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Sadly, federal officials were slow to act and overly bureaucratic. They have never really understood the urgency of the situation down here. I'm not raising a question of motive; it's simply a function of the federal government being a slow-moving albatross. The only way to attack a crisis like this is with the urgency of a military mind-set. ...
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Action-Figure Jindal, No-Party Crist Gain on BP Spill Response |
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Bloomberg BusinessWeek
By Larry Liebert
July 14, 2010
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal says he delivered an ultimatum on the Obama administration’s handling of the BP Plc oil spill to Vice President Joe Biden: “Lead or get out of the way.” ...
Jindal, who at 39 is the youngest U.S. governor, is seen as an “action-figure governor on the front lines” in his handling of the spill...
“He’s one of the very few politicians getting more popular in what’s a very anti-politician environment,” Tom Jensen, director of Public Policy Polling, a Democrat-oriented firm in Raleigh, North Carolina, said in an interview. ...
“I thank God for Bobby Jindal,” said Billy Nungesser, Republican president of Plaquemines Parish, the largest in Louisiana and the one with the most exposure to the coast. “He’s made things happen a lot quicker.”
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