Congressman Jindal oozes with hypocrisy.
Jun 6th, 2007 by Daniel Z.
Last night, Congressman Jindal went on WDSU and discussed the issue of Congressman Jefferson and his upcoming ethics hearings in Congress. According to Steven Sabludowski on BayouBuzz.com…
“Congressman Jindal told the audience on WDSU Channel 6 that he voted for the investigations and would vote to remove Jefferson if the bi-partisan Ethics committee made that recommendation which could come sooner rather than later.
Jindal then launched into Gubernatorial campaign mode talking about Ethics in Baton Rouge and that it was not just the ethical violations but the “appearances of impropriety” that need to change.”
It seems ironic to me that Congressman Jindal would take such a firm stance on this ethics issue when one of his first votes in Congress was to weaken house ethics standards for the ethically challenged Tom Delay. Does Congressman Jindal believe that the Democrats should be held to high ethical standards but Republicans should not? That definitely gives me the “appearance of impropriety”. Again, the pot is calling the kettle black.
Congressman Jindal is for stronger ethics except for when he isn’t. Again, the same theme from the last thread repeats itself. It is another example of Congressman Jindal’s hypocrisy and another reason why as a choice for Governor, Bobby Jindal is bad.
OH! One more thing I need to add. The disclaimer! It’s been a couple of posts and I don’t want the Jindal supporters to try and think that I am a big old racist because I won’t support Bobby Jindal. Here it goes.
Congressman Jindal’s ethnicity has nothing to do with why I am not supporting him. He could be black, brown, white, blue, green or purple. It is his policies that cause me to reject him for Governor. However, if the race happened to be between 2 candidates, him and someone like David Duke, I would vote for Congressman Jindal and put his bumper sticker on my car.
It is really sad that I have to keep posting this. However, if you go through this site, you will see that unfortunately it is necessary.
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I totally understand this one from personal experience. I met Bobby at a skeet shoot in Lafayette, La. I introduced myself and told him I was from Buras, La. Plaquemines Parish. I mentioned to him my discontent for all the powers that be (Bush, Blanco, M. Landreiu) and that I had sent emails to all of them asking what was” thier” plan for all the people in LA. still without affordable housing, especially those in my parish. Not one of them emailed me back. Bobby said they didn’t answer my emails because none of them had a plan. So I asked him for his plan. He went into some political rant about gov. waste. Then he was hurried off by some young lady. So I emailed him and told him since meeting him in person I had changed my mind about voting for him and why. No answer yet.
Well there you go! Apparently people don’t even need a site like this to prove he is the wrong choice for Governor and is nothing but a bunch of smoke and mirrors. All you need is get him to try and answer a question in a straightforward manner. He wont do it, and you will know the truth about Congressman Jindal and what he is all about.