Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal returns to Iowa on Tuesday to meet with local pastors and again look for support among Christian evangelicals for a possible White House campaign.
The stated reason for Jindal’s trip is to talk about his headlining appearance later this month at a prayer rally that is expected to draw thousands of people to Baton Rouge, and to discuss ways to mount a similar event in Iowa.
“These are a group of Christian men and women very interested in spiritual revival, very interested in prayer,” Jindal said in a Monday interview with The Associated Press.
But the private meetings with Christian religious leaders in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines also come as Jindal courts religious conservatives across the country ahead of the 2016 campaign.
via Weighing 2016 bid, Bobby Jindal to meet with pastors in Iowa | Fox News.
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