Jindal: The Republican Party in D.C. Has Become the ‘Party of I Can’t’

RADDATZ: “You have been particularly critical of Republicans in congress, saying again and again that you’re angrier with them than the Democrats and saying that Republicans must stop being the stupid party. What did this week tell you about the Republican Party?”
JINDAL: “Martha, look, the Congress is at 12 percent in the polls. I think they’re determined to bring those numbers even lower. Here’s the slogan for the Republican Party in D.C. they’ve become the party of I can’t, instead of the party of we can, we must, and we will. You look at issue after issue, they said give them the majority, and they would stop Obamacare and amnesty, they didn’t do that. This year, they’ve already given up the fight fighting against Planned Parenthood and fighting against this bad Iran deal. I think the American people are very, very frustrated. They want the Republican Party to fight for them. The Senate is even worse. The Senate makes the House look good by comparison. In the Senate, why won’t the Republicans do away with the filibuster rule to force a vote on the Iran deal? Use the nuclear option to stop Iran from becoming a nuclear power? So, just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, it look like the House Republicans and the Republicans in D.C. are determined to drive their numbers even lower.”