Bobby Jindal for VP ?

Question

Thoughts? possibilities? would he accept? should McCain ask him ?

Answer 1

Better yet, Bobby Jindal for President.

Answer 2

He says he's not going anywhere.  Although being VP would be a h**l of a lot easier than cleaning up the politics in this state.

Answer 3

A little soon. He's not quite ready, but for the next go-round... if he keeps up the momentum he's already got going, I could see him being not VP, but a presidential candidate.

Answer 4

I have thought for awhile now Jindal would be the Best running mate Mccain could chose.  Mccain needs: Young, Governor, Very Conservative, possibly a minority as a running mate.  Jindal has everything that Mccain lacks.  And than if anyone brings up the experience problem... well Jindal is the ONLY one out of Obama, Biden, & Mccain that has executive experience.  With the little executive experience he is still the only one that has it and they are running for the Top Executive position.  Jindal will help Mccain far more than Biden could ever help Obama.  I think theres still a chance Mccain might ask Jindal and still a chance Jindal would answer even with everything Jindal has said about it.  

Answer 5

Jindal has said he is not interested, though I think he would make a good VP that would solidify McCains appeal from the conservative wing.

Answer 6

He already took himself out of the running.

Answer 7

He better not leave here.  We need him desperately.

Answer 8

Yes, He would be a great VP and then our next President.

Answer 9

I think he should get four more years of experience; then run for President.

He already has more experience than Obama but as a republican he must meet a higher standard.

Answer 10

He'd be doing a big disservice to La since hes been in office for a mere 7 months, give it time he's only like 37 and will be in the national scene soon.