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Mitt Romney is the latest person to weigh-in on his loss to US President Barack Obama in the 2012 US Presidential Elections. In a call to donors, Romney explained the reasons he lost.

GOP Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana is the latest in notable GOP figures to weigh-in and speak on the recent 2012 US Elections.

New Orleans - It was revealed that Louisiana Republican Governor Bobby Jindal wrote an essay regarding what appears to be about exorcisms. Many are now speculating this could hurt one of the GOP's top stars chances to be Mitt Romney's running mate.

It's only a matter of hours now before the oil spill from the Deepwater Horizon well reaches the Louisiana shores. It's thought that around 5,000 barrels of oil are leaking from the well.

The Unified Command reports 42,000 gallons of oil spill have entered the Gulf and must be contained in 12 hours or spillage containment might take months and reach shoreline with devastating results.

The heat index puts the temperature over 100 degrees in Louisiana. Tornados have been front page news throughout the region. All this comes at a time when a new report gives strong evidence of climate change increasing in severity.

If the Republican Party is looking to groom a rising young ethnic to be the Presidential candidate for 2012, it might likely have to rule out Bobby Jindal. Jindal has asked supporters to end efforts to draft him for a presidential election.

There's more of us than there is of them.” The preacher on the radio spoke vehemently about a scientific organization's decision not to hold a conference in New Orleans. He said that creationists hold the upper hand in Louisiana.

The Governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, has weighed in on Obama’s speech to Congress. Jindal criticized the stimulus bill for wasting millions on “volcano monitoring.”

Jindal has put his conservative beliefs before charity and said no to money from the stimulus bill. As a Republican, he follows some other Governors in rejecting money because his political beliefs differ with parts of the bill.