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Gujarati Unicode Font is also known as .Louisiana’s next governor has given an ultimatum to those considering standing for the Republican nomination for governor or president of the state’s most prominent university: Drop out or be pushed out.

Gov. Bobby Jindal told Republicans in his state that any announced candidate for governor must bow out by Friday, leaving him, or a capable appointed replacement, with more than three weeks to prepare for the November general election.

Jindal’s deadline, first reported by the Baton Rouge Advocate, comes amid increasingly heated primary debates and the start of the fall political season. It also could mark a turning point for Jindal, whose suddenly powerful anti-establishment voice has pushed potential rivals to align with him, including in a fiery exchange in which a state legislator tried to silence him last week.

Pam Keith, Jindal’s spokeswoman, said the governor was not threatening anybody. “We are just reminding people this is the date,” she said.

Jindal tried to focus attention on Republican state Sen. Neil Riser, a former Jindal aide who last week announced that he was running against Jindal, with a stinging statement saying that Jindal should seek the GOP nomination for president instead.

In an interview on “Fox & Friends” on Thursday morning, Jindal said Riser had been on his mind for days. After being challenged by Fox and its host, Fox, who said Riser should drop out of the governor’s race and run for the Senate, Jindal said: “I will decide who will represent me in the Senate and who will not. I’m not threatening anyone. I’m simply saying to people, let’s focus on all the work we can do to be competitive for what we believe in.”

The 53-year-old Jindal, once a rising star in the GOP, has been mired in an ever-deteriorating scandal involving his track record on school choice. After promising to dismantle the state’s public school system in favor of profit-driven charter schools, last summer Jindal pushed through a law to allow the state’s universities to charge a tuition for the first time in the system’s 122-year history.

In a joint statement announcing the school-voucher system, Jindal said the state should “empower parents and children to choose the best educational option, whether it be a traditional public school or a private or parochial school.”

But in the past two weeks, Jindal has faced a series of setbacks: As more

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