Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal Still Thinking About 2016 Presidential Run

"But judging by the big crowd dotted with lobbyists and national media on Monday, there's plenty of interest in Washington," it said.

Jindal, according to CBS became the latest Republican to offer up a sweeping policy plan that could help anchor a 2016 presidential campaign.

Advocating more defence spending to "save the American military from damage done by Obama," he said, "[Obama] leaves for the next president tools of hard power that have fallen into disrepair."

Jindal also sought to divide the blame between Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is mulling her own run for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, CBS said.

"If only [Obama] had the help of a wise steady hand, a policy expert in dealing with foreign affairs, he'd have come up with better answers," Jindal said.

But instead he just had Hillary Clinton," he was quoted as saying "Today, we are living with the consequences of the Obama-Clinton ideas when it comes to foreign, domestic, and defence policy."

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