This can only end in tears. Or possibly RickRolling.
Ask Bobby Jindal :: 10 Questions - Time.com
I'll be very interested to see which questions actually manage to make it through the filter, given that pretty much every single question I saw at the start of the list was, at least in part, also a thinly-veiled insult.
And I say that as someone who HATES Bobby Jindal.
Also, and maybe I should start a new thread of my own for this, but if YouTube had been around in 1988, does anyone agree with me that Bill Clinton would not have become president in 1992? I voted for Clinton twice, but his 1988 DNC speech was one of the most disastrous train-wrecks of a speech I've ever witnessed in my lifetime. Fortunately for him, though, nobody on the level of mere citizens had the ability to keep embarrassing clips like that alive, much less disseminate them worldwide at will, the way that any kid with a computer and an Internet connection can do now.
If Jindal makes a run at the GOP nomination in 2012, look for clips of his Kenneth the Page speech to go viral all over again, and don't be surprised if it's one of his fellow Republicans who starts that trend.
I'll be very interested to see which questions actually manage to make it through the filter, given that pretty much every single question I saw at the start of the list was, at least in part, also a thinly-veiled insult.
And I say that as someone who HATES Bobby Jindal.
Also, and maybe I should start a new thread of my own for this, but if YouTube had been around in 1988, does anyone agree with me that Bill Clinton would not have become president in 1992? I voted for Clinton twice, but his 1988 DNC speech was one of the most disastrous train-wrecks of a speech I've ever witnessed in my lifetime. Fortunately for him, though, nobody on the level of mere citizens had the ability to keep embarrassing clips like that alive, much less disseminate them worldwide at will, the way that any kid with a computer and an Internet connection can do now.
If Jindal makes a run at the GOP nomination in 2012, look for clips of his Kenneth the Page speech to go viral all over again, and don't be surprised if it's one of his fellow Republicans who starts that trend.