I don’t know Jindal well, but I think we both agree that the majority of the field has either not earned our trust or has lost our trust — and that government has become a mob of bullies who insist upon doing everything their own way rather than be public servants (when was the last time you heard someone deeply ingrained in government even pretend to be a servant to the public? — Rhetorical question). It seems that extended time spent in government causes even the most public-spirited people to become selfishly corrupt.

I think that it is too bad that we lost Scott Walker as a candidate. He seems to have the fortitude and integrity to do as the majority of voters want, despite the bullying from his opponents.

Though I think Carson might have the courage to fire them, I think he will find himself out of his league should he be elected. I’m not sure he has the experience or toughness in battle to face down these thugs. Trump has it from the private business world. Cruz has it from his rough-and-tumble experience in the world of politics, which he has been deeply involved for years, not just in Congress.

Jindal would probably have the courage, but he isn’t going to be the nominee.

The others that do have a chance, Bush, Rubio, Fiorina, etc, are likely in the tank and willing to compromise to keep the money flowing to the corrupt powers in DC. Some of them, like Rubio, might talk a good game, but a close look at what they have done makes them untrustworthy to me.

Ben Carson had the courage to criticize Obama at a Prayer Breakfast, with him listening only a few feet away. I’m not sure that Cruz or Trump would have done so.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2013/02/12/dr-ben-carson-should-apologize-to-president-obama.html

And if this report is true, he does not back down, even to White House pressure:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/04/15/carson-wh-says-his-prayer-breakfast-speech-offended-obama-asked-for-apology/

I don’t know of any other current candidates who have shown the kind of courage as these three have.

FYI Holder isn’t the Attorney General anymore.