The Anti-Jindal Racism Begins
From the usual suspects, of course. The usual suspects meaning the Democrats. If this is true, reporter and very openly liberally biased journalist Helen Thomas is the first to throw a shot at Jindal, allegedly making a remark at his Indian heritage. So says White House correspondent Christina Bellantoni.
Bobby Jindal was ‘pitiful,’ Helen Thomas tells film crew, right before making a ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ crack
Or does she say so? Maybe not:
In re: lots of Thomas questions – I overheard taping by a film crew fr Barcelona, & didn’t get exact quote and don’t know when taping, sorry
Whatever the truth is, I’m sure Jindal is prepared for it. He has undoubtedly gotten enough of it during his life to know what to do. He doesn’t seem like the guy who would get particularly angry from any racism thrown his way, which is a credit to him.
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This is the sort of 2+2=5 kinda talk right? Or should I say it’s the kind of “There’s no place like home” wishful thinking?
http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0209/Steele_offers_Jindal_slum_love.html?showall