Epstein Secrets

important, to be sure. But none has half a chance unless Americans understand how they're being duped on the really big story. ***** A week ago at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting in Charlotte this week slowly coming to the realization that preventing President Obama and Democrats from doing things they don't li

we were created in our present form by intelligent design which is dressed up to look like it's scientific, but it's really not. In 2008, Governor Bobby Jindal, a very smart man and Brown University biology major and Rhodes Scholar signed the Louisiana Science Education Act and since then voiced support for

and why they believe it, it appears as though that reckoning is underway. EFTA00692786 Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R), in a speech last week at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting, said that "if this election taught us anything, it is that we will not win elections by simply pointing out the failures of the oth

y readings, I included an article in The Washington Post - Bobby Jindal speaking truth to GOP power, whereby Chris Cillizza described Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's forceful denunciation of his party's Washington-centric focus in a speech at a Republican National Committee gathering in North Carolina, arguing

ng a set of stances on issues that majorities of voters agree with, in a way that convinces people they'd be able to govern if given the chance. At the Republican National Committee's winter meeting in Charlotte this week, I posed the question, parlor-game-style, to a wide swath of GOP leaders from all over the country: What did t

ears. There's waste and abuse in every agency. In corporate America, you make cuts because you have to, and people whine and cry, but you get by." Bobby Jindal, Louisiana governor: "Education policy. We need to be fighting for real choice, where the dollars follow the child instead of the child following th