The sight of a grown man, Rhodes Scholar, Governor, married man,
prancing
was just disturbing in some subconscious way.



I thought you stood in solidarity with your prancing male brothers. Why
the
backlash this time?

One of the most interesting facts in the piece, titled "Bobby Jindal's
Secret Past," was that Jindal said he witnessed, and then haltingly
participated in, the exorcism of his very close friend (a woman named
Susan)
when he was in college.

(It should be noted that other bloggers have been making hay of this fact
for a while.)

In 1994 Jindal penned a piece for the New Oxford Review, under the title
"Beating a Demon: Physical Dimensions of Spiritual Warfare," in which he
recounted what happened.




http://blow.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/0...st-pro-or-con/



After seeing the performance of Jindal following Obama's speech to congress
even republicans are saying "next". Apparently, after seeing Jindal's speech
they will continue to look for someone to lead the party. Right now they
have no one with any kind of leadership except for Limbaugh, and he's
stepping up and taking it. His speech at CPAC was supposed to be 20 minutes
but went on for an hour and a half. It's clear that he's about the only
republican that any of them wants to follow. Sara Palin is a distant second.
So there you have it. The republicans have fallen so far that all that is
left is a hard core of die hards that worship Limbaugh. What a party. No
wonder they are so small now. Only the kooks and nuts are left. So much for
Karl Rove's permanent majority.

Hawke