hahah Well, after the disastrous republican response Jindal gave this criticism of D*ck will likely end his presidential hopes.

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Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-La.) suggested Thursday that former Vice President **** Cheney should tone down his criticism of President Barack Obama.

Cheney has repeatedly criticized the president’s national security policy, saying recently on CNN’s “State of the Union” that Obama’s decisions “raise the risk to the American people of another attack.”

Asked to respond to Cheney’s remark during an interview ABC’s “Good Morning America,” Jindal said: “I don't think we should question President Obama's patriotism or his intentions.”



“I think Democrat or Republican, we should all agree that our current president, our former president would obviously want to do everything they could to keep us safe,” he said. “Let's give the new administration a chance. Let's not question their intentions. Let's have a real debate on their policies.”

The Republican governor praised Obama for “showing more flexibility when it comes to Iraq than maybe some of the campaign rhetoric suggested.”

“I am, quite honestly, pleasantly surprised,” he said. “That's the kind of pragmatism, listening to the commanders on the ground, I think is very important.”

Jindal did offer some criticism of the president, pointing out that it is “fine to have an honest disagreement on the policies that both administrations would choose to try to keep us safe.”

“At some point, we need to stop going overseas and apologizing, criticizing our predecessors,” he said.

DOn't know much about Jindal, but I have no problem with what Obama said overseas. We might want to pretend over here, but the people overseas aren't stupid... It's not like they aren't aware of our mishandling of things. I personally like a person who can admit to their mistakes and appologize for the affect mistakes have on the whole world.

I Find it Sad that the Dems Keep Talking about bush as if He's Still Relevant! Must be Nice to Live in the Past.

It's not the past. It's affecting our lives right now i.e. the economy, bail-outs and the wars.

Btw, this thread wasn't about Bush. You're the only person that mentioned him.

Because every Chance Obama Gets and the Dems in General to talk about Him they Do! it's Time for The Lefties to Live by their Motto and Moveon! He Doesn't have to Mention Him Specifically I Know Who He's Talking about.

I've read that article two times. There is nothing in there that reminds me of Bush.

The OP isn't a Liberal, btw.

I teach my child to not say "every time, every chance, or always", btw. If they do, they are not telling the truth.

I Don't Have to Explain Myself Devil Woman

and This isn't about the Poster!

You mean like the way the Reflublicans cant stop flapping their corndog holes about the Clintons, to this very day??

circle of life

I think anything that affected us as deeply as the last 8 years is going to be discussed much more before we can come to grip with just how bad it affected everything in our lives one way or the other. To ignore the past is silly, we should learn from it as well.

It is amazing how easy it is for both the left and the right to have most people chasing their tails...

and making much ado bout nothin.

I wonder...

When Dems chase their tail do they chase it left... or right?
When Repubs chase their tail do they turn right.. or left?

I don't see how his comments will end his "run" as a repub. front runner.....Is this your opinion..???? Explain how this hurts him....

This time I take Obama for his word. Raise the threat level. He's about to attack us again somehow in a way to really Pi$$ folks off.

No, Republicans Can Do No Wrong! the Dems Keep Flapping their Pie holes About Bush and it's Sad. He is out of the Picture.....Moveon!

Cheney has had his hand in the pot for many years. He wet his whistle in the Nixon white house and has been influential in the party both on the public stage and behind the scenes.

Don't think just because he isn't in the veep's office he has gone.

Jindal criticizing Cheney is a risky move for him. It may gain him some public attention but I don't imagine it endears him to D*ck.

Jindal isn't done. Don't you think its a calculated decision to take a very unpopular man to task? I certainly do. Jindal is a brilliant man.

I'd Have to Agree with You that Cheney is Still involved behind the Scenes. Cheney i Don't think has the Clout in the Party to Hurt Jindal! Jindal has Become one of if not the Top Young Republican in the Party Being Considered For a Run.

Brilliant?

Nah..