Comments on: CPAC emcee Bachmann slams stimulus plan as ‘representation with taxation’

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By: Immelman for Congress » Blog Archive » More Bachmann Bad Press for GOP

Immelman for Congress » Blog Archive » More Bachmann Bad Press for GOP — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 12:47:13 +0000

[...] CPAC emcee Bachmann slams stimulus plan as ‘Representation with Taxation’ [...]

By: Chrisco

Chrisco — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 23:19:16 +0000

You know, I respect Minnesota. They seem to have above average voter intelligence. But how can they elect this moron Bachman!? Would not the average 8th grader be dumbfounded by the idiocy of the statement and what she implies: “I just wondered that if our founders thought taxation without representation was bad, what would they think of representation WITH taxation?” Umm, the phrase no taxation without representation basically accepts taxation WITH representation.

“If the protesters thought peace without justice was bad, what would they think of peace WITH justice?” Surely they would be horrified, right Bachman, I mean peace AND justice.

By: kenny

kenny — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 04:20:01 +0000

Oh noes..
wait,..that was not ALL lame..

just as ‘joe the plumber’ as a stage prop,
the ‘secret ballot’ is a hallowed patriotic right,
sarah palin at almost every mouth-opening,
bailouts suck (they do) but when they go to global banks, theyre great..

none of that is lame either.. I cant believe these guys lost?..(scratches head)

Pass me sum ‘o doze ‘Freedom Fries’ homegurl.. I be down wit dis..

By: secularmonk

secularmonk — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 21:05:26 +0000

Bachmann needs to learn her place in the scheme of things. She, like her Republican peers in the House, are irrelevant.

They are not at the beginning of the revitalization of the so-called conservative movement but at the end.

Period, end of story.

By: ShortsandPants - For the Conservatives, Black is the New White

ShortsandPants - For the Conservatives, Black is the New White — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:50:22 +0000

[...] “Michael Steele, you be da man! You be da man!” That’s how U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann praised the new chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) at last night’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), blending street lingo into her repartee as emcee that already included innovative reinterpretation of what the Boston Tea Partiers said. [...]

By: MicheleTatersall

MicheleTatersall — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:22:49 +0000

Bachmann/Palin 2012

Because the Raped must Birth

By: Ron Thiessen

Ron Thiessen — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:54:56 +0000

Michelle Bachmann is the Joseph McCarthy of our time. The rhetoric and the behavior are strikingly similar. Fortunately, the fears that she exploits are felt primarily by those on the far right. The rest of society is more mature and therefore somewhat less vulnerable to demagoguery. Web based discussion forums like this help.

Certainly Bachmann does not speak for all Republicans. As she becomes increasingly isolated and shrill in her attacks, she will speak for even fewer. We shouldn’t empower Bachmann by vilifying her too much. She is self destructing. Like many opportunistic organisms, she doesn’t do well when exposed to sunlight and fresh air.

Shadegg, the keynote speaker said “We are unleashed from the mistakes of the past”. Sorry Mr. Shadegg, the truth is that you have lashed yourselves to the mistakes of the past and you are too foolish to admit it and cut the ropes. You are going down with Limbaugh, the great white whale whose fate you have tied yourselves to.

By: Matt

Matt — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:30:55 +0000

If you had to take a logical reasoning test to get into the House, Bachman would have failed. Sometimes I wonder if she even has any idea how dumb and outrageous the things she says are. Even conservatives think she’s a twit. She is a constant and public embarrassment for our state.

By: Chris Steller

Chris Steller — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 04:30:28 +0000

Clarification/correction: This post originally quoted Rep. Bachmann as Eric Ferguson cites it in the above comment. On review of the achived video, I found I’d mis-transcribed (and misquoted) the congresswoman, leaving the words taxation and representation in their usual order rather than reversed as she really said it. It’s now corrected in the headline and the post. Apologies to Rep. Bachmann and all 20 or so people who read the story before the fix.