Bobby Jindal: Faith Healer And Exorcist

Election Central:

Bobby Jindal, the 36-year old governor of Louisiana, is being taken seriously by the national press as a candidate on the shortlist to be John McCain's Vice President. No one doubts that he's a political prodigy -- his impressive resume includes stints as president of the state university system, a Congressman and now governor.

But one of Jindal's job titles hasn't gotten much attention -- and it just might prompt a few questions if his Veep candidacy gains steam: Exorcist.

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Comments

[Janco54]

Considering what's been going on in the Oval the last 7 1/2 years, an exorcism may be our best bet.

[the964kid]

McCain: please pick this guy, please pick this guy, please pick this guy.

[Beckinspate]

Ah, but maybe this can bridge the gap between Hagee who sees Roman Catholicism as the church of the Anti-Christ and Jindal who sees Protestants as heretics--they can do exorcisms together.

[AMJordan]

Or on each other.

[lynnn]

Jindhal sees Protestants as evil apostates.

[crusty]

The executive branch could use a good exorcist....

[TrueBlueMajority]

I hope Jindal gets picked to be McCain's VP and loses in a landslide so that we will not have to deal with him in the future. He is bad news.

[Donnat]

I just love this. If I didn't know better, I'd think this was all a cunning plot by the GOP to make absolutely sure they don't win a thing in 2008.

[drakke]

I think you are quite intuitive. My thought is that the "masses" will "vote" Obama in believing that his speeches are really "from the heart". In essence, of course, he's just as owned by the NWO as are all the major players of both parties. The result of his "election" will be that the masses will relax "knowing" that they will be saved by Obama. In fact , the NWO agenda moves forward while even less scrutiny and resistance is exercised by the electorate, due to its lack of insight and wisdom. Sad.

[ronspri]

Ok, so what is stranger, this or Kucinich saying he saw something in the sky he couldn't identify. I know my answer.

[conniedogs]

I believe Kucinich. Many years ago we had quite a bit of media coverage in our town because of strange sightings. Many in my family also witnessed sightings. I wouldn't be so quick to poke fun at him.

[KarateKid]

Kucinich, on his worst day, has more integrity than ANY Republican you can name.

[drakke]

Based on my experience over the years, i would say that Kucinich and his wife are two of the most intelligent and "evolved" political people this country has seen in recent memory. In a political system filled with cynical, greedy psychopaths, they are the very rare exception.

[xmw]

okay, aaahhh...don't...quite....know....what...to...say...

[larryo]

What could give us more hope than to have a man who can both exorcise demons and cure cancer one heartbeat away from the presidency?

I tell you, we are living in a time of miracles.

[robXdion]

In the words of rapper Lil John: "WhhhhhUUUTT??!!!!"

[Denni]

Perfect, now if he would just get to work on the GOP!

[iPolitics]

Bobby Jindal can't be trusted.

[qdog112]

Based on "Republican Think" you are right. His heredity disqualifies him from national office.

Can he be loyal to the US?

[tschlak]

Please qualify that statement. Evidently, he CAN be trusted if you're possessed by demons!