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    Jindal pulling out

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    Campaignus interruptus?

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    Huge surprise there.

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    Like father, like son. Both awful in their pull out game. 😂

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    Another one bites the dust and more to come. Jindal was actually pulling more support in Iowa than Rand from the last Iowa poll that I saw.

    About 5% is now up for grabs in Iowa.
    If Rand does not win the Republican nomination, he should buck the controlled two party system and run as an Independent for President in 2016 and give Americans a real option to vote for.

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    Thanks for playing, Piyush.

    Come back and try again when you are really eligible.

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    Bill Kristol is disappointed, but he probably told Jindal it's time. They want the support to shift to Rubio.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Liberty74 View Post
    Another one bites the dust and more to come. Jindal was actually pulling more support in Iowa than Rand from the last Iowa poll that I saw.

    About 5% is now up for grabs in Iowa.
    Truth. I'm afraid it will mostly go to Cruz though.
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    From The Hill:



    Jindal drops out of White House race

    Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) on Tuesday announced he is suspending his campaign for the White House.

    "I've come to the realization that it is not my time," Jindal said during an early evening Fox News interview with Bret Baier. "I am suspending my campaign for president of the United States...
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    http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...ite-house-race
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    Quote Originally Posted by 69360 View Post
    Huge surprise there.
    It would've been, had he not pulled out.

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    Here's hoping that Rand can attract both of his supporters!
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    Good. So much for the gumby GOP teocon idiots pushing for Rand Paul to pull out.
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    Actually, according to PPP, Carson stands to get most of the Jindal vote. Rand will get 9% of his 6%.

    http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/p..._IA_110215.pdf
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    Quote Originally Posted by limequat View Post
    Actually, according to PPP, Carson stands to get most of the Jindal vote. Rand will get 9% of his 6%.

    http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/p..._IA_110215.pdf
    So basically a 1% bump or less for Rand in Iowa
    If Rand does not win the Republican nomination, he should buck the controlled two party system and run as an Independent for President in 2016 and give Americans a real option to vote for.

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    Didn't even know he was running



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    Quote Originally Posted by Liberty74 View Post
    So basically a 1% bump or less for Rand in Iowa
    Right. But more importantly almost a 2% bump for Cruz. And as we saw last go-round, 2% can be difference between winning and losing Iowa.

    The more I think about it, the more it seems like this is a ploy to get Cruz past Carson and Trump in Iowa. Walker was also doing well in Iowa and fell on his sword. They're trying to consolidate the social conservative vote. If Huckabee drops before Iowa, we'll know its true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by limequat View Post
    Right. But more importantly almost a 2% bump for Cruz. And as we saw last go-round, 2% can be difference between winning and losing Iowa.

    The more I think about it, the more it seems like this is a ploy to get Cruz past Carson and Trump in Iowa. Walker was also doing well in Iowa and fell on his sword. They're trying to consolidate the social conservative vote. If Huckabee drops before Iowa, we'll know its true.
    Iowa is a tricky state. Lots of very religious people win or come in second yet crap out in NH like Santorum. Huck won Iowa then what? It's why Carson is doing will in Iowa yet sucks in NH. Very rarely does the winner of Iowa win NH. Maybe Rand needs to play to the evangelical voters somehow to at least be a player in Iowa. That demo is HUGE. Rand doesn't have to go all Ralph Reed or Pat Robertson but know the demographics in Iowa and appeal to them to some extent.
    If Rand does not win the Republican nomination, he should buck the controlled two party system and run as an Independent for President in 2016 and give Americans a real option to vote for.

    We are all born libertarians then something goes really wrong. Despite this truth, most people are still libertarians yet not know it.

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    Now Huckabee, Christie and especially Pataki, Graham and Santorum need to pull out. Maybe even Kasich, Fiorina and Bush too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by limequat View Post
    Truth. I'm afraid it will mostly go to Cruz though.
    more likely to Huck

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    If he's pulling out, that could potentially be a very messy situation. Hopefully he won't go and start spreading santorum afterwards.
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    LOL. It's safe to come back to Louisiana now. He's missed his entire governorship. His successor will be elected on Saturday. Well played, Piyush.

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    When in doubt, pull it out.

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    Truthfully, I thought his campaign would have been better than it was. He was one of my dark horse picks a couple years ago.



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    Quote Originally Posted by cajuncocoa View Post
    LOL. It's safe to come back to Louisiana now. He's missed his entire governorship. His successor will be elected on Saturday. Well played, Piyush.
    Go Vitter!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liberty74 View Post
    Iowa is a tricky state. Lots of very religious people win or come in second yet crap out in NH like Santorum. Huck won Iowa then what? It's why Carson is doing will in Iowa yet sucks in NH. Very rarely does the winner of Iowa win NH. Maybe Rand needs to play to the evangelical voters somehow to at least be a player in Iowa. That demo is HUGE. Rand doesn't have to go all Ralph Reed or Pat Robertson but know the demographics in Iowa and appeal to them to some extent.
    Right, this is why the establishment picks focus on NH and are able to pull it out. This doesn't mean that they're willing to let it go to just anybody though. Remember 2012? Santorum actually won, but they gave it to Romney so he would have some extra momentum for NH.
    I'm pretty sure the entire reason for Rand's latest book is to appeal to the IA evangelicals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adam220891 View Post
    When in doubt, pull it out.
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    “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.”


    "As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."

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    Three things probably played a role in Jindal's departure:

    1). He's not getting the King endorsement
    2). He's not getting the VanderPlaats endorsement, ergo he has no chance to win Iowa.
    3). The GOP may lose the Louisiana governorship due to Jindal's low popularity in the state which would embarrass him

    At this point he knows can't win, so why bother? At best he might get a cabinet post (HHS) so why continue on and tick one of those candidates who he'll be dependent on to pick him? That's why he's leaving.



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