Bobby Jindal
The Public Record
Your record as governor tells a different story. So, wanting to cut is one thing, actually cutting is a different thing. Facts don't lie.
Sure I don't think a 14- year-old should ever get arrested for bringing a clock to school.
What we're saying is, it absolutely is an issue for the UK, absolutely is an issue for America and other European and western nations.
Look, I've heard from folks here, there are neighborhoods where women don't feel comfortable going in without veils. That's wrong.
We don't think it makes any sense to implement Obamacare in Louisiana. We are going to do what we can to fight.
This new law encourages members of the U.S. military - who are the best trained professionals in the world - to pursue an education in our state, which will be an economic boost, but most importantly, it's yet another means for us to thank…
This is completely unhelpful. This is not where the Republican Party needs to go.
this is completely unhelpful. This is not where the Republican Party needs to go. Look, we want -- if you want voters to like you, the first thing you've got to do is to like them first, and it's certainly not helpful to tell voters that…
This new law encourages members of the U.S. military--who are the best trained professionals in the world--to pursue an education in our state, which will be an economic boost, but most importantly, it's yet another means for us to thank…
We stood here with some leaders from BP towards the end of last year and they made promises, promises about replanting oysters, promises about building a saltwater hatcheries and those promises have still not been kept.
We continue to call on BP and the Coast Guard to continue to clean up our shoreline. There are still over 300 miles -- again 300 miles -- that have some amount of oil, 40 percent of the Louisiana coastline that have been oiled during this…
We stood here with -- with some leaders from BP towards the end of last year and they made promises, promises about replanting oysters, promises about building saltwater hatcheries and those promises have still not been kept.
Sand berms work 24/7. The sand berms not only capture the oil you can see on the surface, they capture the oil you can't see below the surface as well.
Absolutely. And the second -- the second concern we have had, as this dies off, this is our natural barrier against tidal surge.
All we're say to the federal government is, lead or get out of the way. Either help or don't -- at least don't stop us.
Oh, absolutely. Look, I hate to see any oil back here, but I especially hate to see this oil in the wetlands.
What we're worried about is the long-term impact of this oil in the water. There are millions of gallons of oil still in the water. We're worried about the subsea oil. We're also worried about the chemicals and the dispersants.
Well, what is -- and what's incredibly frustrating is that, for us, this is a fight to protect our way of life. All we're saying to the federal government is, lead or get out of the way; either help us, or don't -- at least don't stop us.
I don't believe they've got the right sense of urgency. I don't think they understand that every hour counts, every day counts.
They talk about this hypothetical concern. What about the real damage that oil is going to do? It's supposed to be here Friday.
I don't believe they have got the right sense of urgency. I think they understand that every hour counts, every day counts. We don't have time for meetings. We don't have time for committees and conference calls. They need to make a…
What about the real damage that oil is going to do? It's supposed to be here Friday.





