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*After Bachmann came on stage to Walking on Sunshine, Leno dispensed with chit-chat and quickly asked Bachmann about her attacks on Texas governor Rick Perry’s support for the HPV vaccine. “Is that bad? it’s a vaccine to prevent to prevent cervical cancer,” asked Leno.
“Well I think so,” replied Bachmann. “The concern is that there are potentially side effects that can come with something like that. But it gives a false sense of assurance to a young woman when she has that, that if she’s sexually active that she doesn’t have to worry about sexually transmitted diseases.”*
guardian.co.uk/world/richard-adams-blog/2011/sep/17/michele-bachmann-jay-leno-tonight
I fear that if Bachman represents the best (or even close) that the GOP has, Obama will easily be re-elected.
She was duped into thinking the questions would be softball ones like the left always get, yet despite that, she should have been ready with real answers to real questions. She failed miserably and it just makes the GOP field look all the weaker. IMO
I have no idea why a GOP candidate would want to go on a leftie’s late night show with such a small audience—there is NO upside. If she did well, the media would say nothing and only a few million would see it anyway. If she does poorly (as she did), then it gets sent across the net by the media and many, many millions find out about it–huge mistake.
“Well I think so,” replied Bachmann. “The concern is that there are potentially side effects that can come with something like that. But it gives a false sense of assurance to a young woman when she has that, that if she’s sexually active that she doesn’t have to worry about sexually transmitted diseases.”*
guardian.co.uk/world/richard-adams-blog/2011/sep/17/michele-bachmann-jay-leno-tonight
I fear that if Bachman represents the best (or even close) that the GOP has, Obama will easily be re-elected.
She was duped into thinking the questions would be softball ones like the left always get, yet despite that, she should have been ready with real answers to real questions. She failed miserably and it just makes the GOP field look all the weaker. IMO
I have no idea why a GOP candidate would want to go on a leftie’s late night show with such a small audience—there is NO upside. If she did well, the media would say nothing and only a few million would see it anyway. If she does poorly (as she did), then it gets sent across the net by the media and many, many millions find out about it–huge mistake.