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spanone

(135,781 posts)
Fri Aug 31, 2012, 11:48 AM Aug 2012

romney and jindal are going to play politics with the disaster in new orleans

(CNN) – Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will travel to Lafitte, Louisiana Friday to view storm damage from Hurricane Isaac after his joint morning event with Paul Ryan in Lakeland, Florida, according to his campaign.

Romney will join Gov. Bobby Jindal and meet with first responders to thank them for their work, as well as see areas affected by the storm in Lafitte.

Lafitte is located just south of New Orleans and experienced heavy floods from the Category 1 hurricane that tore through the area on Tuesday.

Romney, who accepted his party's nomination for president Thursday night, has canceled his campaign appearance at an event in Richmond, Virginia later Friday, but will still be at the morning rally with Ryan in Florida. Ryan, meanwhile, will continue on to Richmond.


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08/31/romney-to-survey-storm-damange-in-louisiana/

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romney and jindal are going to play politics with the disaster in new orleans (Original Post) spanone Aug 2012 OP
Jindal has enough time to give rMoney a joy ride? nt SDjack Aug 2012 #1
politicizing a disaster... abolugi Aug 2012 #2
yet, a very republican idea...it's all about appearances to them spanone Aug 2012 #3
That's what politicians do slackmaster Aug 2012 #4
jindal's job is to take care of the people of louisiana spanone Aug 2012 #5
Sure, but most elected officials never stop running for office until they retire slackmaster Aug 2012 #6
 

slackmaster

(60,567 posts)
6. Sure, but most elected officials never stop running for office until they retire
Fri Aug 31, 2012, 01:44 PM
Aug 2012

Even if they are term-limited.

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