Bobby Jindal drops out of 2016 presidential race

Louisana Gov. Bobby Jindal has suspended his presidential campaign.

"This is not my time," he told Bret Baier on Fox News.

Jindal's campaign never generated a great deal of support among Republicans.

According to the Associated Press, Jindal is not ready to endorse another candidate at this time.

Jindal's term as governor ends in January. He plans on working for America Next, a think tank he founded a few years ago.

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