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p>Governor Jindal is human and will make a mistake here and there, but what he has achieved along with the legislatures in Louisiana will be a shining example and a testament to those politicians who put the people first instead of political careerism. br> -- Melvin Leppla br> Jacksonville, North Carolina /p>

Regarding Jindal for VP...I am in total agreement with the author that Jindal needs to season his governance and help Louisiana overcome years of corrupt politicians and failed governmental systems.

p>I recommend McCain look to Louisiana's neighboring state of Oklahoma and choose JC Watts, a former Congressman of integrity and statesmanship. Rep.Watts is a remarkable man and a conservative African American. He comes from ranching country, was a former football star, and a voice for reasoned thinking. He and McCain would sweep the nation with a huge election victory and we conservatives could be certain that our voices are being represented in Washington. br> -- Bev Gunn br> East Texas Rancher /p>

To call less than compelling Mr. Lawler's argument against Bobby Jindal's present suitability as the GOP's number two is to put it charitably. My own concern about the good Gov. would be John McCain's suitability for (and worthiness of) him!

p>Consider which of the two men is most demonstrably aligned with the ideologies that fueled the Reagan Revolution. See what I mean?! br> -- Francis M. Hannon, Jr.

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