So let me get this straight: there is a Governor who heads a state that "is in one of the best financial conditions in the country", he's budgeting conservatively for oil prices even though there's a major source of revenue for his state, he's attempting to balance the budget, not bankrupt the state's rainy day fund, and he's rejecting federal bailout money from the taxpayers of other states, and these are strikes against him?
Yeah - and then there's the incredible success in New Orleans - four years after Katrina and the city is essentially back to normal function and population.
Oh, wait...
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Yeah - and then there's the incredible success in New Orleans - four years after Katrina and the city is essentially back to normal function and population.
Oh, wait...
He wasn't governor the first 2.5 of those 4 years, let's see how it looks after four years under Jindal.
