Why I wanted Jindal

Even though I am pleased with thechoice of Rep. Paul Ryan as the running mate for Governor Mitt Romney my personal choice would have been Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. Jindal would have brought something extra to the table when compared to Romney and would have helped with one of Romney's biggest weaknesses. Jindal has extensive and diversified experience in dealing with public policy.

Jindal would have improved upon Romney poor record on healthcare as Jindal has been involved in healthcare in not only academics but also helped to run healthcare systems in both the state and federal level. Jindal would provide insight on a health care system should be run and show why Obamacare is bad for America. Also instead of just attacking Obamacare he would also have the capability of dealing a system that would not only replace Obamacare but be better and actually be constitutional. Jindal would have provided expertise on education as he ran the University of Louisiana System. With education and healthcare being two major issues that people care about it would have been a great addition to Romney's insight on economic matters.

Jindal would also not come with the same baggage as Ryan. Even though the Ryan Budget is needed to help reduce the debt and reform entitlements it will be a point that Democrats will surely attack the Romney ticket on. Even though Jindal had problems in his response to Obama in 2009 it would not be a point that Democrats could hammer on as the Republicans could just respond with some of the things that Biden has said in the past.

Jindal is also more ready to assume the presidency than Paul Ryan. As Jindal not only been a state governor but also has been a congressman, cabinet member and director of a state's health care as well as in charge of an university system that is one of the largest in the country which surpasses Ryan's experience of just being a House Member.

In conclusion Paul Ryan was a good choice to Romney's running mate but Jindal would have added more to a Romney ticket.  

I'm with Wayne

Recently, I read an editorial by Wayne Allen Root, the 2008 Libertarian VP Nominee, about Obama's time at Columbia University. I agree with it 110% and he made some good points about the character of president Obama. Especially since Obama  is claiming that the American people have the right to Romney's tax returns I say we have the right to see his college records after all what could possible be in them. 

I wouldn't be surprised if Barry got a "F" Constitutional Law or how about the fact that Barack admitted to doing drugs while in college. Could his college records show the existence of Barack being caught with a lot of drugs. Also the records could show if Barack got by on his "skill" or if he got by because affirmative action or the fact that he claimed to be a foreign student.  

We all remember Bill Ayers could it be possible that Barack was a part of communist or socialist political group while in college. We all now the he wants to socialism to the US so it would be no surprise if attend socialist meetings wile in Columbia.

It would also be interesting to see what type of classes he took while at Columbia. For all we know he could of not taken any American history of politics classes and instead focused on classes dealing  European politics.

If Barack can claim that we have the right to see Romney's tax returns we have the right to see the college records of Obama. We have at least have the right to know who is trying to turn this county into a socialist paradise. 

Hello World

I am a young conservative living on the liberal wet dream and tax-apalooza known as Long Island. I am currently in college and am a journalism student. I decided to start up this blog as a way to let out steam as being in a liberal newsroom can be a drain on the old morale. To keep my identity a secret I will be posting under the pen name "Ronald Smith" which  is a combination of the two people who have been the biggest influence on my life: former Presdent Ronald Reagan and philosopher Adam Smith. I am a strong fiscal conservative and social conservative as well as a believer in a strong military that can not only protect this great country but also promote our interest in this global world. I am also a Christian who has a strong sense of faith and am tired of liberals trying to destroy the Church and the Gospel.