Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal’s departure from the 2016 Republican presidential race hardly qualifies as the biggest surprise. Even when his campaign made sense on paper, there was concern that he wasn’t charismatic enough to succeed in the Age of Obama. (Remember that State of the Union response?)
But there were a few things we learned from his relatively short-lived campaign.
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