Comments on: More On the 2013 Super Bowl in New Orleans http://jindal2012blog.com/more-on-the-2013-super-bowl-in-new-orleans/ Jindal or Paul 2012? Social Conservative or Libertarian? Join me as I work through the contradictions and have a bit of fun, too! Also an Evangelical Christian and sports fan! Sat, 19 Feb 2011 17:00:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sandy Sanders http://jindal2012blog.com/more-on-the-2013-super-bowl-in-new-orleans/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Sandy Sanders Wed, 10 Jun 2009 06:16:52 +0000 http://jindal2012blog.com/?p=151#comment-44 These are great questions. I will have to use this series of comments to speak to these questions. Stay tuned. Do invite others to come to the blog, Mr. Ed, and you may use comments at other blogs to do so. Thanks for your interest and support for www.jindal2012blog.com. Sandy Sanders Assistant Blogger www.jindal2012blog.com These are great questions. I will have to use this series of comments to speak to these questions. Stay tuned.

Do invite others to come to the blog, Mr. Ed, and you may use comments at other blogs to do so.

Thanks for your interest and support for http://www.jindal2012blog.com.

Sandy Sanders
Assistant Blogger
http://www.jindal2012blog.com

]]> By: Mr. Ed http://jindal2012blog.com/more-on-the-2013-super-bowl-in-new-orleans/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Mr. Ed Wed, 10 Jun 2009 02:43:58 +0000 http://jindal2012blog.com/?p=151#comment-43 Good points. How do you reconcile the "religious right" with other mainstream conservatives who may have their faith, but are are more driven by conservative notions rather than extreme views? I am an evangelical Christian but don't necessarily share the same views as others. I can see where it would be a turn-off to those moderates who are looking for a solution to big government and big spending to be labeled as extreme. Note that the media is much to blame here, but I think it could be an issue. I contrast Newt to Palin in this example. It concerns me that there is clear lack of direction for the party. Is Palin the up and coming leader or is it Jindal/Gingrich? Do you differentiate the two? Note that we'll save Palin for our next topic. Good points. How do you reconcile the “religious right” with other mainstream conservatives who may have their faith, but are are more driven by conservative notions rather than extreme views? I am an evangelical Christian but don’t necessarily share the same views as others. I can see where it would be a turn-off to those moderates who are looking for a solution to big government and big spending to be labeled as extreme. Note that the media is much to blame here, but I think it could be an issue. I contrast Newt to Palin in this example. It concerns me that there is clear lack of direction for the party. Is Palin the up and coming leader or is it Jindal/Gingrich? Do you differentiate the two? Note that we’ll save Palin for our next topic.

]]> By: Sandy Sanders http://jindal2012blog.com/more-on-the-2013-super-bowl-in-new-orleans/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Sandy Sanders Sat, 06 Jun 2009 17:27:26 +0000 http://jindal2012blog.com/?p=151#comment-42 Mr Ed: Thanks first for coming by! Hope you keep coming back. I think this raises some interesting issues and questions and they should be the subject of new blog entries. I do think there is a lot of superficiality in politics today. One reason I am drawn to Governor Jindal is that he is intelligent and an achiever whose personal story shows the American Dream in action. (By the way, Governor Jindal has THREE children, one who he personally delivered on the way to the hospital!) I too like Huckabee and also Gingrich. Gingrich is an intellectual like Jindal but has lots of personal baggage. Huckabee has no personal baggage but seems to have limited appeal. His television show may open him up to a wider auidence. He is likable and lets not discount that in politics. I wish he'd run for Senate from Arkansas. (I do briefly discuss Huckabee in my blog entry about the Jindal's evangelical appeal.) The GOP must have a clear message without it being just a NO message. NO muct mean NO but must have a message behind it. And the media will not give our message a fair hearing. Thanks again for coming. Sandy Sanders Assistant Blogger www.jindal 2012blog.com Mr Ed: Thanks first for coming by! Hope you keep coming back.

I think this raises some interesting issues and questions and they should be the subject of new blog entries.

I do think there is a lot of superficiality in politics today. One reason I am drawn to Governor Jindal is that he is intelligent and an achiever whose personal story shows the American Dream in action. (By the way, Governor Jindal has THREE children, one who he personally delivered on the way to the hospital!)

I too like Huckabee and also Gingrich. Gingrich is an intellectual like Jindal but has lots of personal baggage. Huckabee has no personal baggage but seems to have limited appeal. His television show may open him up to a wider auidence. He is likable and lets not discount that in politics. I wish he’d run for Senate from Arkansas. (I do briefly discuss Huckabee in my blog entry about the Jindal’s evangelical appeal.)

The GOP must have a clear message without it being just a NO message. NO muct mean NO but must have a message behind it. And the media will not give our message a fair hearing.

Thanks again for coming.

Sandy Sanders
Assistant Blogger
http://www.jindal 2012blog.com

]]> By: Mr. Ed http://jindal2012blog.com/more-on-the-2013-super-bowl-in-new-orleans/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Mr. Ed Sat, 06 Jun 2009 14:01:28 +0000 http://jindal2012blog.com/?p=151#comment-41 Sandy - It would be nice to see the Saints in the 2013 Superbowl, wouldn't it? What do you think are the biggest issues facing the republican party and how does Jindal measure up with other candidates such as Huckabee? (Note that I like both of them, and I would like to see Newt get involved as well.) Why can't the party seem to unify and appeal to the masses? The mentality that permeates our society as far as why someone chooses a leader is confusing at best. I was speaking with someone last night that believe Obama will be a good president because he has 2 daughters. When I reminded him that our previous president has 2 daughters as well he mumbled something under his breath and the conversation ended. Thoughts? Sandy – It would be nice to see the Saints in the 2013 Superbowl, wouldn’t it? What do you think are the biggest issues facing the republican party and how does Jindal measure up with other candidates such as Huckabee? (Note that I like both of them, and I would like to see Newt get involved as well.) Why can’t the party seem to unify and appeal to the masses? The mentality that permeates our society as far as why someone chooses a leader is confusing at best. I was speaking with someone last night that believe Obama will be a good president because he has 2 daughters. When I reminded him that our previous president has 2 daughters as well he mumbled something under his breath and the conversation ended. Thoughts?

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