You know Jindal’s being a smart-ass because of the “many”

In this line from Bobby Jindal about Romney and last week’s “gifts” remark:

“Gov. Romney’s an honorable person that needs to be thanked for his many years of public service, but his campaign was largely about his biography and his experience,” he said. “And it’s a very impressive biography and very impressive set of experiences. But time and time again, biography and experience is not enough to win an election. You have to have a vision. You have to connect your policies to the aspirations of the American people. I don’t think the campaign did that, and as a result this became a contest between personalities. And you know what? Chicago won that.”

That “many years of public service” is so sarcastic you can practically hear Gruden’s “That’s awesome.”