Michele Bachmann Expected to Form GOP Exploratory Committee

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Beau_Ouiville said:
Hmm. I would say that the criticisms of Palin and Bachmann are certainly appropriate and relevant. The president has been attacked as to his grammar school – that’s not relevant to anything nor is it of his doing but conservatives will bring it up.

Ad hominem, once again. Can’t you stick on Bachmann?
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As I said those who support Obama have zilch credibility when crticizing ther alleged shortcomings of other politicians.
 
Lujack said:
Or he made a mistake. Do you really believe that he didn’t know there were 50 states before then? That he noted that there were 100 senators and 2 for each state at any point?

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Yes I do-and given his deficiences in just about every other area it should come as no suprise to anyone that he is geographically challenged.
 
estesbob said:
Yes I do-and given his deficiences in just about every other area it should come as no suprise to anyone that he is geographically challenged.
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Well, there’s not much point to continuing this line of conversation, then-there’s really no way to discuss this further.
 
Lujack said:
Well, there’s not much point to continuing this line of conversation, then-there’s really no way to discuss this further.
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Got that right. The rightwingers here never have anything good to say about the President. But, to be charitable. I won’t mind their saying bad things about him all the way until he leaves office in '16 (from my lips to God’s ears :gopray:)
 
ProVobis said:
Michele is too pretty and too smart to be a Republican. However, like Ron Paul, she says it like it is without the Palin obnoxious sarcasm and I could live with her as President.
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Indeed, though I would clearly disagree that a Republican must be ugly or stupid.
 
Recall seeing this recent article about Michelle Bachmann. Nice example I thought of a representative looking out for us, in this time is deep national debt.

“Hidden $105 Bill In ObamaCare Is A Fat Target”

investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Article/566037/201103151806/Hidden-105-Bil-In-ObamaCare-Is-A-Fat-Target.aspx
Michele Bachmann has again demonstrated her extraordinary leadership by discovering $105 billion of taxpayers’ money that Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi had hidden in ObamaCare.
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Now, Rep. Bachmann, R-Minn., wants her colleagues to refuse to pass must-pass bills, such as the Continuing Resolution or raising the debt limit, unless they include recapturing that secret money. What a great idea!
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After all, the new Congress was elected last November to cut spending and put the federal government back within the bounds of the Constitution. The new members promised not only to cut overall spending but specifically to repeal and defund ObamaCare. Michele showed them where to start.
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Roselle said:
Recall seeing this recent article about Michelle Bachmann. Nice example I thought of a representative looking out for us, in this time is deep national debt.

“Hidden $105 Bill In ObamaCare Is A Fat Target”

investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Article/566037/201103151806/Hidden-105-Bil-In-ObamaCare-Is-A-Fat-Target.aspx
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Perfect example … and just ONE example … of how the House of Representatives can cut spending in a meaningful way AND at the same time satisfy the demands of the voters … cut that $105 Billion, RIGHT NOW. IMMEDIATELY.

NO JOBS LOST.

NO WELFARE RECIPIENTS DEMANDING THEIR ENTITLEMENTS.

Get rid of two things at one time … the $105 BILLION in spending and stick a fork in Socialized onesizefitsall government takeover of the health care and medical sectors of the country.

Sooooo easy. Nice find, Michele.

AND … cut the $105 BILLION today … not in September.
 
Rich_Olszewski said:
Got that right. The rightwingers here never have anything good to say about the President. But, to be charitable. I won’t mind their saying bad things about him all the way until he leaves office in '16 (from my lips to God’s ears :gopray:)
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When he leaves his office in downtown Chicago to go home for dinner? Maybe in the 4 years since he lost the Presidency he will have something significant to put into his multi-bazzillion dollar library that Bill Gates and Warren Buffett will pay for.
 
Scott_Lafrance said:
When he leaves his office in downtown Chicago to go home for dinner? Maybe in the 4 years since he lost the Presidency he will have something significant to put into his multi-bazzillion dollar library that Bill Gates and Warren Buffett will pay for.
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It is possible that he might lose in '12, but looking at the opponents the GOP offers today, I think him an easy winner. Maybe someone a lot better than they will come along in the next two years.
 
Scott_Lafrance said:
When he leaves his office in downtown Chicago to go home for dinner? Maybe in the 4 years since he lost the Presidency he will have something significant to put into his multi-bazzillion dollar library that Bill Gates and Warren Buffett will pay for.
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Will the Barack Obama Presidential Library include a copy of his actual birth certificate, school records, passport(s), and medical records?
 
Monte_RCMS said:
Will the Barack Obama Presidential Library include a copy of his actual birth certificate, school records, passport(s), and medical records?
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Of course, but they’ll be sealed in a vault that no-one will have access to.
 
Rich_Olszewski said:
It is possible that he might lose in '12, but looking at the opponents the GOP offers today, I think him an easy winner. Maybe someone a lot better than they will come along in the next two years.
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I wouldn’t mind seeing a Mitt Romney/Tim Powlenty ticket. I was hoping for Mark Sanford, but, well, he just went into a complete meltdown a couple years ago. He couldn’t run for dog catcher in Argentina with a shot of winning.
 
Scott_Lafrance said:
I wouldn’t mind seeing a Mitt Romney/Tim Powlenty ticket. I was hoping for Mark Sanford, but, well, he just went into a complete meltdown a couple years ago. He couldn’t run for dog catcher in Argentina with a shot of winning.
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Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann.

Ideal ticket.

A (former) state governor and a tax cutting member of the House of Representatives. Both vehemently pro-life and live it as well as talk it.

Palin is also a very strong proponent of “Drill, Drill, Drill” and she knows where the oil is and can explain in detail.
 
Monte_RCMS said:
Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann.

Ideal ticket.

A (former) state governor and a tax cutting member of the House of Representatives. Both vehemently pro-life and live it as well as talk it.

Palin is also a very strong proponent of “Drill, Drill, Drill” and she knows where the oil is and can explain in detail.
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Just for entertainment purposes, I would like to see that ticket just to watch the liberal media and Bill Maher have psychotic breakdowns live on stage. I would pay money for it.
 
Rich_Olszewski said:
Got that right. The rightwingers here never have anything good to say about the President. But, to be charitable. I won’t mind their saying bad things about him all the way until he leaves office in '16 (from my lips to God’s ears :gopray:)
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Could be----------we’ll see about that, Rich. BTW, if you have a direct line to God, I’d like the number for that. :p:)
 
Roselle said:
Recall seeing this recent article about Michelle Bachmann. Nice example I thought of a representative looking out for us, in this time is deep national debt.
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Looking out for whom?

“Even Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, the Teapot heroine, famous for railing against government “handouts” as socialism, receives farm subsidy “handouts.” The Bachmann family received $251,973 in subsidies between 1995 and 2006. That’s on top of her $174,000 government salary and her “socialist” government-run health care. Indeed, the wealthiest 10 percent of “farmers” collect 75 percent of farm subsidy money. Nothing in the Teapot Republican budget about farm subsidies.”
concordmonitor.com/article/246241/teapot-economics
 
Beau_Ouiville said:
Looking out for whom?

“Even Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, the Teapot heroine, famous for railing against government “handouts” as socialism, receives farm subsidy “handouts.” The Bachmann family received $251,973 in subsidies between 1995 and 2006. That’s on top of her $174,000 government salary and her “socialist” government-run health care. Indeed, the wealthiest 10 percent of “farmers” collect 75 percent of farm subsidy money. Nothing in the Teapot Republican budget about farm subsidies.”
concordmonitor.com/article/246241/teapot-economics
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Why dont you tell the whole story?

Like why you say Bachmann family, when it was actually her father in law, whom I bet has a different last name.
 
bbarrick8383 said:
Why dont you tell the whole story?

Like why you say Bachmann family, when it was actually her father in law, whom I bet has a different last name.
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Because Michelle should have known that she would be a member of Congress and a darling of the Tea Party, and therefore never should have been involved with a family that took government money, making her look like a hypocrite 20 years after the fact. …:rolleyes:

This whole “Bachman’s family took subsidies” is a guilt by association red herring and is a common logical fallacy. But its one who alot of people who don’t know better fall for all the time.
 
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