AM.MN: Don’t be anti ‘non-pro-freedom’!

By Chris Steller
Thursday, October 22, 2009 at 8:30 am

am.mn logoU.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann doesn’t say President Obama is “anti-American” anymore. Rather, he’s “non-pro-freedom,” she informed a national radio audience Wednesday. If that sounds goofy to the untrained ear, remember that Bachmann’s background is in law, where they bat around phrases like “non pro tunc” (or is that nunc pro tunc?) all the time.

Elsewhere in Minnesota headlines this morning …

ST. PAUL: A man, a plan, a root canal … Pawlenty! Guv asks his 49 peers to join a “health compact.” [ECM Publishers]

MINNEAPOLIS: Mayor loves police chief like a brother. But, er, not like that brother. [Star Tribune; WCCO-TV]

ST. PAUL: Don’t jump off a bridge. You might fall, says the nanny state. [Star Tribune]

OAKDALE: Or the bridge might fall. And some suburb will get to keep the best pieces. [KARE-TV]

SOUTH HAVEN: Get a broom. Unlike bridges, they never fall. [St. Cloud Times]

DULUTH: DWI in chair-car crash. It’s getting so you can’t have eight or nine beers and drive your La-Z-Boy around anymore. [Duluth News-Tribune]

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Randy
Comment posted October 22, 2009 @ 11:38 am

“Non-pro-freedom” has a definite Newspeak quality to it. Double plus ungood.

PS It is “nunc pro tunc.”


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