Jindal accuses Democrats of being "Science Deniers"

[NewYorkExpress]

http://time.com/3386825/bobby-jindal-energy/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+time%2Ftopstories+(TIME%3A+Top+Stories)

Louisiana Governor, and prospective Presidential Candidate Bobby Jindal, attacked the White House (and by extension Congressional Democrats) over the Keystone XL Pipeline, calling them "Science Deniers" for delaying the pipeline's implementation. He also suggested that the U.S should not unilaterally cut emissions, but instead work with international trade partners to cut emissions bilaterally, stating that" exporting coal to other countries doesn't do anything".

Recent polling has shown Governor Jindal's nascent campaign not performing well,  running last in Iowa, South Carolina and Florida, and second-to last in New Hampshire. It is unknown how much, if at all his energy plan will help him with Republican Primary voters.

[Miles]

He's an Ivy League Biology major who's afraid to admit he believes in evolution. Enough said.

[dmmidmi]

Didn't Bobby Jindal perform an exorcism?

[IceSpear]

He's an Ivy League Biology major who's afraid to admit he believes in evolution. Enough said.

His degree should be revoked.

[Angel of Death]

Remember when Rick Santorum accused Democrats of being anti-science?

[Small L]

Didn't Bobby Jindal perform an exorcism?

No, he witnessed one.

[RR1997]

lol

[RI]

Didn't Bobby Jindal perform an exorcism?

Not sure what that has to do with science.

[Free Bird]

[KCDem]

Didn't Bobby Jindal perform an exorcism?

No, he witnessed one.

So he's incapable of understanding science? Point confirmed.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Didn't Bobby Jindal perform an exorcism?

Not sure what that has to do with science.

That's the point.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

He's an Ivy League Biology major who's afraid to admit he believes in evolution. Enough said.

Not to mention he was in PLME (which is specifically for a subset of students that are guaranteed medical school admission at Brown after undergraduate education) and a Rhodes Scholar. The guy just makes me sad -- he should be the voice of reason in the GOP, but well, there you go.