- See, the problem here is that a lot of ya'll are assuming there is a semblence of accountability among Vitter, Dubya and their crowd... These guys think they are untouchable- and I'm starting to think they might be right...
It's not just Dubya and Vitter's crowd, but also Jefferson, etc., etc..
Still, I think that the state party will demand his resignation if his denial of being a patron of the New Orleans Madam was a bold face lie..
All mention of his name has apparently been removed from Jindal's website (except maybe a statement regarding the current scandal), among other Republicans. He is the highest ranking elected Republican in Louisiana and they can't afford to have him as the face of the party if they are serious about winning the Governorship and taking over the Legislature, let alone beating Mary Landrieu. Plus, I have noticed that the Republicans tend to have more party discipline than the Democrats. If the leadership makes up their mind, the rank and file usually get in line.