At The Washington Post, Hunter Schwarz reports that potential presidential candidate Governor Bobby Jindal may rocket into the national spotlight by signing Louisiana’s Marriage and Conscience Act. Supporting the bill is a risk for Jindal, who has already come out in favor of Indiana’s controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Schwarz writes. “On the flip side, though, is that in a crowded GOP presidential field, it could also give Jindal a national profile more quickly and effectively than anything else he has done, and could turn him into something of a hero in socially conservative circles.”