After his speech on Monday, Jindal’s decision to invoke “no-go zones” was scrutinized by political analysts; some concluded that he is trying to position himself for the upcoming Republican presidential primaries by ratcheting up his rhetoric against radical Islam.
In interviews with CNN, Jindal was asked for specific examples of “no-go zones” but did not name any.
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