Robert Schlesinger

Bobby Jindal Gets It From Kenneth the Page of '30 Rock,' Too

February 26, 2009 RSS Feed Print

By Robert Schlesinger, Thomas Jefferson Street blog

In the wake of widespread Internet comparisons of Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal with Kenneth the Page from NBC's comedy 30 Rock, the actor who plays Kenneth weighed in last night with a response to the response to the ... well, click below and you'll see.

Maybe the GOP should just give in and establish a "30 Rock Primary," which could come around the time of the Iowa straw poll. In order to be the GOP nominee, you have to be perfectly mimicked by someone from 30 Rock Or maybe the GOP would prefer it the other way around ...

(Hat tip to Politico's Michael Calderone.) 

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It's a plot. They say incredibly stupid things so that we won't notice when the "jokes" involve racism,treason,hatred.Hell,I can remember when Dennis Miller was actually funny. Now he is funny like Bill-O and Bolton. Sad, Sad, Sad!! (Kenneth for Pres,search for the clip!)

jkfields of IN 11:38AM February 27, 2009

This is the wrong clip for the description. This is a backstage clip with Jonah Hill.

Ryan of IL 1:44PM February 26, 2009

Robert Schlesinger

Robert Schlesinger

Robert Schlesinger is managing editor for opinion at U.S. News and World Report, overseeing all opinion editorial content. He is the author of White House Ghosts: Presidents and Their Speechwriters. E-mail him at rschlesinger@usnews.com. Follow him on Twitter: @rschles.

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