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FILE - In this July 14, 2012, file photo Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal addresses the Nebraska Republican Convention in Grand Island. The young governor routinely receives widespread praise in GOP circles, and is being cast as a knowledgeable policy man with strong conservative credentials who appeals to the Christian right and can brandish a long list of accomplishments in Louisiana, such as leading the state through a series of disasters, including the Gulf Coast oil spill.
FILE – In this July 14, 2012, file photo Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal addresses the Nebraska Republican Convention in Grand Island. The young governor routinely receives widespread praise in GOP circles, and is being cast as a knowledgeable policy man with strong conservative credentials who appeals to the Christian right and can brandish a long list of accomplishments in Louisiana, such as leading the state through a series of disasters, including the Gulf Coast oil spill.
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BATON ROUGE, La.—Gov. Bobby Jindal is again hitting the campaign trail for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, this time in Colorado.

Romney’s campaign announced that Jindal is among several GOP officials touring Colorado on Thursday with the “Romney Bus.” Jindal’s scheduled for four events, including a rally and a barbecue in Colorado Springs with Romney supporters.

Also included in the events are congressmen from Utah and Colorado.

Since June, Jindal has traveled to Illinois, Utah, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Florida to support Romney, attending fundraisers, making speeches and shaking hands with voters. The Louisiana governor is considered a possible running mate pick for Romney.

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