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I agree with Mr. Jindal's points. I'm sure Republicans like Todd Akin don't believe they're insulting voters when they make comments about rape and abortion. I don't think Mitt Romney believed he was insulting anybody when he made his infamous 47 percent comment either. But the problem is that men like this don't think outside themselves enough to consider how other people interpret these comments. People are not always going to interpret words as they are intended. And in this day and age of sound bites and youtube, that can only harm civil discourse.
On Fox News Sunday Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal once again distanced himself from Mitt Romney’s unfortunate and divisive post-election remarks, and upbraided two Republican Senate candidates for “saying stupid things” during the 2012 election cycle:
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal continued his critique of the Republican Party and its 2012 presidential contender Mitt Romney on Sunday as he argued for the GOP to become a larger tent party.Romney drew a firestorm of backlash from fellow Republicans when he told donors on a conference call that President Barack Obama defeated him because of so-called “gifts” that he gave to...
Get this straight.....what Mitt said was absolutely CORRECT. Just what part of that do you NOT understand or do you too have a huge problem with basic economics.