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Tag Archives: michele bachmann
The 10 Stupidest Things Said About The Environment
Global warming, dinosaur farts, too much clean air and fish-human relations. It’s all here — just in time for Earth Week.
The Stupidest “Let’s Add Another Founding Father” TV Interview Moment
Yet another moment of garbled history from a presidential candidate. This time, it’s Michele Bachmann who seems to think that John Quincy Adams was around quite a few years earlier than he was.
Greatly Stupid Moments in Presidential Campaign Debates (of what promises to be a long, long, campaign) Part 1: Republican Division
During the first Republican presidential debate, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) comments on Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: “As commander in chief, I would want to consult with the commander in chief.”
The Stupidest Excuse for Not Knowing it Happened in Massachusetts
As if it’s not enough the Congresswoman Michele Bachmann makes a stupid mistake about “the shot heard around the world,” now she makes a stupid excuse about it. To wit: “So I misplaced the battles Concord and Lexington by saying they were in … Continue reading
The Stupidest Congressional Historical “Misknowledge” Moment
Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, speaking at a New Hampshire fund-raiser: “What I love about New Hampshire and what we have in common is our extreme love for liberty. You’re the state where the shot was heard around the world in Lexington and Concord.” … Continue reading
