This lady has always struck me in the cooky realm of the "Christine O'Donnell" type...do any of you support this lady...and if so...why???
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This lady has always struck me in the cooky realm of the "Christine O'Donnell" type...do any of you support this lady...and if so...why???
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Michelle Bachman: Amaricas Congress Woman?
Who wouldn't?
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:wakeup
I think we can save everyone some time with this poll and just presume that red team supports her and blue team doesn't and/or thinks she's batshit crazy.
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Originally Posted by coyotes_geek
Tinklenberg 12?
Sigh. :depressed
I would hope that some red team might support her while acknowledging she's batshit crazy. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by coyotes_geek
Well I'm trying to find someone who actually supports this lady...and if so...how and why...
What's not to like about her? She wants less taxes, smaller government and barry out. That's all I need to know to like her. She will be speaking for the tea party after Barry spews out his nonsense.
She is a congresswoman, she has support.Quote:
Originally Posted by fraga
"Carbon dioxide is portrayed as harmful. But there isn't even one study that can be produced that shows that carbon dioxide is a harmful gas." -Rep. Michelle Bachmann, April, 2009
Hard to defend her speech.
"There are hundreds and hundreds of scientists, many of them holding Nobel Prizes, who believe in intelligent design." -Rep. Michele Bachmann, Oct. 2006
The Tea Pottiers (and jack) support her and that's about it. Which says alot about the tea potties..
Dumbass, she is a republican and been in office since 2007. That's a bit before the tea party took flight. Why do you hate woman so much?Quote:
Originally Posted by George Gervin's Afro
Yeah brah I know...hell Christine O'Donnel had support...I'm trying to gauge the mind of a individual that would in their right mind support this lady...and if so...why...while completely ignoring all the goofy out there rhetoric that comes out of her mouth...Quote:
Originally Posted by jack sommerset
I gotta tell you, I think O'Donnel was batshit crazy but I wanted her to win to. A few others as well, you know to help undo some of the stuff barry did. Dems have some crazy mofo's on that side of the fence as well. Pelosi ran the asylum for 4 years. That should tell u something.Quote:
Originally Posted by fraga
See that's what I don't like...people knowingly vote for their own party solely on the reason...well I'm not gonna vote for them...knowing full well that the person they're voting for is off their rocker...voting out of spite...
She's on the red team? No sh*t.... Now go back to talking about balls and dicks..with a mix of cocker spannielQuote:
Originally Posted by jack sommerset
I don't think I'd compare Bachmann to O'Donnell. O'Donnell is stupid. She's a puppet who was handed a script.
Bachmann, I think, is smart enough to know what stupid people want to hear, and she plays the part effectively. I don't think she's dumb, I think she's a liar.
Oooh...now that's a good one...Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurminator
I clarified your statement for youQuote:
Originally Posted by Spurminator
That's a pretty common trait amongst politicians IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurminator
Noone should have to remind you of something you just said, let alone said it minutes ago, let alone in the same thread you said it in but here I go.Quote:
Originally Posted by George Gervin's Afro
You said "Tea Potties (cute) and Jack support her and thats about it". Dumbass, republicans support her, elected her, put her in office plus some independents and they did this long before the tea potties (cute) came along. The republicans are not "that's about it" It's a pretty big organization. They run the house. You should look them up.
looks like something from the christian broadcasting networkQuote:
Originally Posted by fraga
I'm indifferent to her, but these two quotes don't qualify someone as batshit crazy.
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Nothing wrong with batshit crazy. Dems have more than their share in congress as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by LnGrrrR
Off topic but why do libs fixate on conservative women?
Is she more batshit crazy that former congressman Alan Grayson?
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Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
Because women and "minorities" are supposed to know their place and be progressives.
"Alan Grayson"
spoke more truth in 5 minutes that Bachmann in 5 years.
Bachmann's latest batshit history is that the FFs fought hard against slavery.
You should stop watching Hardball.Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Too slow. We've moved on to the new hotness.
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We staccckkkked.
got Bachmann/slavery off internet, then I see the Hardball finally caught with me several hours later. Wild Justice is better show
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Originally Posted by BlairForceDejuan
Tough gal also.
She's too looney for me.
a major Tea Party group in her own state is strongly criticizing Bachmann’s plans. The Tea Party Patriots of the Twin Cities sent out an e-mail last night saying that Bachmann “does not speak for the Tea Party“:
Please call Michele Bachmann’s Office and tell her that she does not speak for the Tea Party. Michele has announced she will be giving the ‘Tea Party Response’ to the President’s State of the Union Address. The Tea Party Patriots Organization is a grass roots organization. One person has no right to speak for the whole organization.
http://thinkprogress.org/2011/01/25/...ch-criticized/
Obviously, some douche told her to look in the wrong camera to make her look scripted and dumb, that's unfair.
But the content of the speech was completely absurd..."Look here people, a graph that shows us just how bad Obama has made the country. Bush did a little bit too, but Barry is soooo much worse." It's never been so obvious the "Republican's Tea Party-wing" had so little to offer if all they have to talk about is national debt...motherfuckers, pay attention to the household debt. Bail out the citizens instead of the banks who just keep it for themselves and make stupid gambles with it. Fucking Tea Party idiots.
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Originally Posted by fraga
I'd stick my dick so far up her ass this photo would come to life...seriously I've given thought to what a 4-some would be like between me, Bachmann, Palin, and Christine O' Donnell that's as far as I'd support her...
Here's where I've always found an obvious flaw in the "Tea Party"...they have no central leadership nor a solid group...just little tea party groups all over the place...hence this can happen...Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
From what I heard...she was looking into the online camera that was feeding that Tea Party website...basically talking directly to her constituants...Quote:
Originally Posted by Stringer_Bell
bachman=tea party on the outside (neo-con on the inside) don't be fooled tea party people.
That begs the question, why do conservatives support crazy and illogical women?Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
I disagree there's nothing wrong with it. I much have rational people running the country. On both sides of the aisle.Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
MB, or BM for short, is a Kock Bros protege.
Michele Bachmann's 'Rogue' Response to Obama Is a Reminder to GOP Leaders of Tea Party's Clout
http://www.alternet.org/story/149676/
In the Republican Party, these days it seems that all the children are above average. And Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., is surely taking her star turn. Not content to sit out the spotlight while a fellow right-winger from the North Country, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin delivered the official Republican response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech, Bachmann staged her own response at the National Press Club -- livestreamed on the Web site of Tea Party Express, and carried live by CNN.
Ryan is the new chairman of the House Budget Committee; Bachmann chairs the House Tea Party Caucus, which she founded. The caucus chair opened her remarks by saying they were not intended to upstage those of her Wisconsin colleague. "I want to thank the Tea Party Express and Tea Party HD for inviting me to speak this evening," she said. "I'm here at their request and not to compete with the official Republican remarks."
In substance, Bachmann's message was essentially the same as Ryan's -- a series of misleading statements about Obama's steering of the economy, dire warnings about the national debt -- but her tone was more strident. Where Ryan opened with a conciliatory-sounding acknowledgment that Obama inherited "a severe fiscal and economic situation," Bachmann trotted out a chart (PDF) of unemployment numbers under Bush and Obama that nowhere noted the crash of the stock market under the Bush administration. And Bachmann, unlike Ryan, failed to send a kind word out to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., who is struggling to recover from a gunshot wound to the head.
Bachmann also offered several of her characteristically wild and unsourced figures, alleging that the administration "may put 16,500 IRS agents in charge of policing President Obama's health care bill." She also chided the administration for "telling us which light bulbs to buy."
But for all the behind-the-scenes hand-wringing among Republican leaders over Bachmann goin' rogue, the real bosses of today's Republican Party likely couldn't have been happier. For if House Speaker John Boehner thinks either Ryan or Bachmann answer to him, he's got his head in the clouds. (Boehner may be the recipient of some payback here; he was cool to Bachmann's bid for a spot in the House leadership, which ultimately failed.) But both North Country members of Congress answer ultimately to a higher authority: David H. Koch, chairman of the Americans for Prosperity Foundation -- as does the new Republican National Committee chairman, Reince Priebus.
Bachmann is one of Koch's darlings: In August, she laid out, before an Americans For Prosperity Foundation convention, a plan for the phase-out of Social Security that was based largely on Ryan's "Roadmap for America's Future." For his part, Ryan won the 2008 "Defender of the American Dream" honor awarded by the Wisconsin Chapter of Americans For Prosperity. That's the same chapter that worked with Reince Priebus, during his chairmanship of the Republican Party of Wisconsin, in a vote-caging scheme that targeted neighborhoods populated by college students and African Americans in the run-up to the 2010 midterm congressional elections.
Americans For Prosperity also proudly provided Tea Party activists with bus transportation to Ryan's unveiling of his "Roadmap" plan in Madison last May. And Priebus provided AFP with busloads of protesters when it needed them in Madison for an April 2009 protest.
So, Mr. Speaker, you had best get with the program. There's a new boss in town, and he's not you.
For David Koch, last night's post-game antics by competing Republican luminaries was all win-win. The Tea Party crowd got their red meat from Bachmann, with the added bonus of keeping Boehner on his toes. More mainstream Republicans got a softened version of the same message from Ryan. But Bachmann wasn't the only mercenary in the field.
The dons of Tea Party Inc. -- the handful of big-money astroturf groups who bankroll the movement -- surely wouldn't want Senate Minority Mitch McConnell to get off lightly. And so, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., also got a spot on the Tea Party Express Web site for his own response to the State of the Union, in which he delivered much the same message as Ryan and Bachmann -- who actually seems to have gotten the idea for her Tea Party Caucus from Rand Paul, who suggested it on a conference call for activists from another of the big Tea Party Inc. groups, FreedomWorks, which was also founded though the largess of David Koch. (Both Koch and FreedomWorks' leaders contend that the two no longer have a financial relationship.)
The senatorial candidacy of Rand Paul, you'll recall, was launched as a challenge to McConnell's own hand-picked protege in his home state. With the backing of Tea Party Inc., Paul vanquished the candidate anointed by the Senate's top Republican -- in McConnell's home state. Ouch.
Oh, and just in case the gun-toting, civil-war-mongering far righties should feel left out, Rep. Paul Broun of Georgia took to his Twitter account, piping out the vitriol only a hater could love. As AlterNet reported, it was Broun who, at last April's 2nd Amendment March at the Washington Monument, pointed down the Mall and told the assembled gun owners that the real domestic enemies of the United States were his congressional colleagues.
Tonight, Broun offered this tweet: "Mr. President, you don't believe in the Constitution. You believe in socialism."
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BM, RP, etc are singing the songs paid for by VRWC honcho Kock Bros.
tea baggers are grass roots? GMAFB, weren't never grassroots, pure astroturfers.
What?Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
torn. sometimes she impresses me with by saying smart things. sometimes she utterly baffles me by saying really stupid things. I think she is more like a parrot that just repeats what she hears from others, while often getting it wrong, or misinterpreting what she hears, while taking it way too far, and losing the subtleties of the arguments.
She says what the Kock Bros pay her to say, that's why it's batshit crazy. Other batshit is to pander her duped tea bagger followers.
Dear Michele...
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Bachmann in 30 seconds...