Jindal: Paul’s Foreign Policy Would Be ‘Even Worse’ Than in the ‘Last 6 Plus Years’

BLITZER: “So, basically, what you're saying, the comment that he makes, Senator Rand Paul, and some of the positions that takes, that makes him unsuited to be president of the United States? You want to finesse that? Do you want to walk away, reinforce that? You believe he is not ready for the presidency?” 
JINDAL: “I think when you listen to his views on foreign policy, it would be a continuation, even worst of the last six-plus years. Wolf, the world's become a more dangerous place. It's not just in the Middle East with Iran expanding their influence in Yemen, as well as in Iraq, as well as in Lebanon and Syria, you've also got Putin and the Ukraine. All over the world, we see rising challenges to America, to our interest, to our allies. For over six years, we've had a president who tried to lead from behind, who didn't understand that stronger America is safer America, who has not identified the threats we face in radical Islamic terrorism. Foreign policy is becoming an increasingly important issue to the American people. They want a commander-in-chief that's going to restore a peace-through-strength approach, where our friends trust us, our enemies fear and respect us. We don't have that today. Senator Paul's comments suggest to me he would be even to the left of President Obama and Hillary Clinton.”