Comments on: Bachmann tied for voice GOP insiders most want to ‘mute’

By: News bytes: your weekly news roundup | Pundit Country

News bytes: your weekly news roundup | Pundit Country — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:45:55 +0000

[...] Minnesota Independent: Rep. Michele Bachmann tied for voice GOP insiders most want to ‘mute’. [...]

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:45:09 +0000

“Its celebration is ridiculed and prohibited in many areas of America today.”

Where, exactly? In your head?

By: hmb

hmb — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 20:28:09 +0000

Just more evidence of how out of touch with reality and with the American people some Democrats remain. There are about 5 die-hard “I vote for the Dems no matter how bad they are” people remaining in this country who still haven’t caught on as to how absolutely controlling and tyrannical the present administration is. They simply can’t deal with reality; nor with facts that are right in their faces. You have to be absolutely blind not to see the damage going on and the assault all of us–no matter what your beliefs–are under. If such people would dare to study history, it smacks of the days before Hitler came into power when people back then thought he would solve all the problems also. Any reasoning person should be scared to death of that, whether Democrat, Republican, or Independent! If indeed, someone is so out of it that they are attacking people like Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann (who should be congratulated on their heroism on a daily basis!), I’m afraid such blinded people are beyond help. I guess there are some people who are so angry with factual evidence that they prefer to live in a fantasy world. God bless Palin and Bachmann!!!

By: jimb

jimb — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 22:28:55 +0000

Al (Stuart Smalley) Frankin has a bright future? Some one should be wrting for Staurday Night Live with a line like that!

By: Clay Barham

Clay Barham — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 17:52:28 +0000

WHY THE LEFT HATES BACHMAN, PALIN AND CHRISTMAS
Two thousand years ago, the Christmas Revolution began with the birth of Jesus. His teachings, not the mystic aspects, were a rebellion against Old World governments. It started a brutal counter revolution against Christians and their teachings that continue today. Christians teach sovereignty of the individual with interests and aspirations unique to each. It was individual freedom limited by the Golden Rule. Christians were outside the rule of elite few. It was a new world order in itself. It took root 1620 years after it began in the Middle East with a small band of Pilgrims settling in Massachusetts. It spread across North America. It proved itself successful. The individual interests and freedom to pursue life, liberty and prosperity proved harmonious in American communities. A free and prosperous people ruled themselves. They rejected the power of the few elite in whose arrogance thought they could do better. Christianity, because of its teachings, is targeted for defeat by those who believe community interests are more important than are individual interests. Its celebration is ridiculed and prohibited in many areas of America today. It says individual freedom is the best answer to the problems facing the world. Prosperity and freedom are not found in the dictatorships of elite still infecting the rest of the world, the modern American Democrat Party and their allies on the left. The New World, founded on the Christmas Revolution, proved freedom and prosperity. The Old World, on the other hand, prefers slavery and chains for the many. Claysamerica.com

By: buzzflash.net

buzzflash.net — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 05:07:56 +0000

Bachmann tied for voice GOP insiders most want to ‘mute’…

Hotline On Call gives a sneak preview of National Journal’s new survey of beltway insiders on ‘the member they’d like most to shut up, the brightest thinkers and strategists in their parties and much more.’ Topping the list of GOP voices these inside…

By: majii

majii — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:36:13 +0000

Well, we might as well get ready for the faux Bachmann hissy fit, followed by the republicans/conservatives repudiating their votes after a volley of negative emails from the far right-wing.

Expect another public statement from Boehner & Cantor. McConnell might show up this time, too.