The article was mainly focused on Jindal talking about potential presidential race scenarios and how his friendship with Texas Gov. Rick Perry would not prevent him from running.
Jindal is widely believed to be interested in running for president. He is planning trips to key primary states Iowa and New Hampshire next month.
But in the Huffington Post story, Jindal also advocates for governors in the White House.
"I like governors. I think they've got proven experience with balanced budgets. They've made executive decisions," Jindal said.
Early figures put the state's projected budget shortfall at $1.2 billion to begin the next legislative session. It will be the eighth straight year the legislature will begin the session looking to plug hundreds of millions of dollars in funding gaps.
Of that $1.2 billion, $900 million is replacement of one-time money used to make up for revenue shortfalls.
In the past, the state has cut heavily from health and hospitals and education and raided hundreds of millions from fund balance surpluses to fill the gap.
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