Someone on Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal’s campaign staff had the brilliant idea of opening up a discussion between the Republican hopeful and Twitter. The result was a terrible idea, poorly executed.
The first, and possibly most important, set of questions for the candidate:
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Yes — he most certainly was. Not that people didn’t have more serious questions:
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And, of course:
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As of this writing — and perhaps not surprisingly — Jindal has yet to reply to any questions, serious or otherwise.
UPDATE: Apparently, it wasn’t a staffer who made this suggestion, but a Super PAC supporting Jindal:
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Of course, that doesn’t make it any better of an idea.
