'Bobby' Jindal = Kenneth the Page

My wife pointed it out to me immediately last night and Jason Linkins did what they do at the Huffington Post and posted about it: Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal delivered the Republican response to President Obama's address to Congress as 30 Rock's Kenneth the page.

It was a pretty bad night for Republicans, who are desperately trying to offer up Jindal as their own Obama. He failed.
Fox News' Juan Williams accurately noted "It came off as amateurish, and even the tempo in which he spoke was sing-songy. He was telling stories that seemed very simplistic and almost childish." For a moment, I thought he was going to try to scare us with stories of the the Hill Witch.
But worse than the forced delivery was the message. Conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks said "to come up at this moment in history with a stale 'government is the problem,' 'we can't trust the federal government' -- it's just a disaster for the Republican Party. The country is in a panic right now. They may not like the way the Democrats have passed the stimulus bill, but that idea ... that government is going to have no role, the federal government has no role in this ... it's just a form of nihilism. It's just not where the country is, it's not where the future of the country is. There's an intra-Republican debate."