MnIndy’s Birkey discusses Bachmann’s tax-subsidized family business on DC radio
Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 11:52 am
The Minnesota Independent’s story about nearly $30,000 in state funds going to the Christian mental health clinic run by Rep. Michele Bachmann’s husband is drawing national interest. Yesterday, reporter Andy Birkey discussed his reporting with Gloria Minott, host of “Metro Watch” on Washington, D.C.–based radio station WPFW-FM. Bachmann is a vocal opponent of what she terms “socialized medicine” and “government handouts,” but as Birkey told WPFW listeners, the clinic run by Marcus Bachmann received at least $27,564 from the taxpayer-funded Medical Assistance program. Additionally, a Bachmann family farm that the representative has a financial stake in has taken in more than $250,000 in farm subsidies.
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4 Comments
Comment posted May 20, 2010 @ 1:19 pm
GadZooks! Isn’t WPFW-FM a Pacifica radio moonbat station? Why yes; yes it is.
Moonbat “national interest” = a flutter in the daisy chain.
Comment posted May 20, 2010 @ 6:38 pm
The federal gov’t pays her salary.
The federal gov’t gives her partner money.
The federal government gives ‘em both tax breaks.
The Honorable Representative is penalized for late payment of taxes.
But the eminent Mr. Zooks is all aflutter over a radio station.
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