Bobby Jindal is barely a blip in the primary polls and will leave the Louisiana governor’s mansion next year, but his anti-abortion legacy will last long after him.
Bobby Jindal has been the governor of Louisiana for seven years. For the last six, his state has ranked as the most pro-life in the country by Americans United for Life. That overlap is not a coincidence, as candidate Jindal will happily remind you.
Jindal has been using his pro-life credentials as a selling point for his presidential bid in an attempt to appeal to an evangelical base. Once hailed as a Republican wunderkind, Jindal is now barely registering in Republican primary polls and he will vacate the governor’s mansion next January on the tail end of low approval ratings. But Jindal seems determined to use his remaining time in office to keep his anti-abortion streak going.
Bobby Jindal has been the governor of Louisiana for seven years. For the last six, his state has ranked as the most pro-life in the country by Americans United for Life. That overlap is not a coincidence, as candidate Jindal will happily remind you.
Jindal has been using his pro-life credentials as a selling point for his presidential bid in an attempt to appeal to an evangelical base. Once hailed as a Republican wunderkind, Jindal is now barely registering in Republican primary polls and he will vacate the governor’s mansion next January on the tail end of low approval ratings. But Jindal seems determined to use his remaining time in office to keep his anti-abortion streak going.