Louisiana Governor, Bobby Jindal, will be making a campaign stop at noon tomorrow (Tuesday) in Glidden at Raccoon Valley Rural Electric Cooperative. Jindal has served as the Assistant Secretary for the US Department of Health and Human Services during the George W. Bush presidency. After gaining a Congressional seat in 2004, he was elected GOP freshman class president. He served two terms in Congress before being elected Governor of Louisiana in 2007. He has been credited with overall ethical and educational reform, cutting the number of failing schools in half and raising the graduation rates to all-time highs. He is also responsible for 91,000 new jobs and more than $62 billion in private capital investments. Jindal is running as an outspoken voice for the Republican Party, seeking to bring integrity and conservatism to American politics.
