'It’s a contest between the merely delusional, the vaguely vindictive and the patently absurd,' writes Bobby Jindal in WSJ
‘Far better to bear four more years of Mr. Trump’s mercurial temperament, these voters will rightly conclude, than risk it all on the Democrats’ radical and destructive policies.’ That’s Bobby Jindal, former Louisiana governor and candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, explaining in an editorial published in The Wall Street Journal on Sunday why voters who don’t like President Donald Trump may actually feel compelled to vote for him in 2020.
He says that these debates would make for great TV if the policy ideas discussed by the candidates weren’t so dangerous. He singled out Joe Biden as trying to position himself as the moderate alternative to Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. Jindal, however, isn’t buying it.
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