I cannot get the sound bytes--why?

So...according to you guys delivery > content. The guy [Jindal] made more sense than Obama--whose delivery of utter BS seems to get rave reviews.

No wonder we're getting screwed more every day by 'the eloquent one.'

go figure

Michelle Obama looks like Deborah Cox' frumpy older sister.

this is what liberals do. they try to destroy the right by making them look or sound dumb or making them into a pop culture joke. They did it to Quayle, they did it to bush, they did it to palin, and now they will do it to Eric Cantor and Bobby Jindal. It's how they try to make the left look bad.

Regardless of how you feel about our current President, Obama certainly has raised the standard for all politicians (in terms of their presence and speaking eloquence to the public), just as Reagan did and, to a similar extent, Clinton.

This was supposed to be Jindal's coming out to lead the GOP, and he simply flopped, and I doubt he'll regain any traction. It's over for him. Maybe the expectations for him were too high.

But we have to remember Obama originally came from virtually nowhere when he first publicly spoke on a national forum (in what was basically a rebuttal against the then-in-power Republicans) -- yet people immediately saw (and heard) the potential in him when he did. There was none of that sense from Jindal in his rebuttal speech.

Sounds nothing like him. McBrayer though is a funny guy. Jindal is a tool.

That's it for the political arguments, folks. It's why I didn't go into any of Jindal's statements, just the manner in which he said them.

You think the Republicans overspent? With the left wanting a trillion here and trillion there, pretty soon we're talking about real money. Listening to Obama squawk that he doesn't want to pass on huge debt to our children and then suggest spending trillions of dollars we don't have is the height of hypocrisy.

I thought he sounded like Kenneth the page trying to do an impression of Mr. Rogers trying to speak to an audience full of irrational, uninformed, mindless idiots.

When he said he doesn't like "national healthcare" because he thinks patients and their doctors should make healthcare decisions, not the government, how stupid does he think we are? Right now, insurance companies make healthcare decisions. All else equal, I'd rather have the government made those decisions than a company interested in nothing but preventing losses (i.e. paid claims). But under no proposal for national healthcare has anyone suggested the government should or would decide who gets what treatment. But the idea that right now patients and their doctors - not insurance companies - decide on their healthcare treatments is ludicrous. How dumb does he think we are? Granted, a lot of people voted Republican, so I suppose the answer is "very dumb" ... but I find it horribly insulting.

And yes, I find huge government spending insulting and annoying, too - especially bailing out huge companies that are "too big to fail" because they made bad business decisions. But nobody is proposing doing nothing, and Republicans like "Bobby" Jindal suddenly, after 8 years of presiding over wasteful spending and the largest increase of the budget since Reagan... suddenly they're in support of fiscal responsibility (and of course their perennial whine for 'tax cuts'). If they really loved america, they wouldn't complain about paying taxes. The best part of their year should be to send half their income to Washington to support the greatest country in the history of the world... But they just wear their US Flag pins on their lapens and bitch and whine. Assholes.

Did you all see Kenneth the intern making a cameo on Conan the other night? That was some funny stuff!