Despite the fact the pretend human being Michele Bachmann had primary numbers equivalent to milk, thus forcing her to drop out of the Republican presidential race unceremoniously, it certainly hasn’t stopped her from saying totally fictional nonsense on cable news programs.
I was so lost – a liar, a thief and a slut. In other words, I was just the kind of person Jesus liked to be around.
To a large degree, Romney’s success in Florida stemmed from his newtralizing of Gingrich in the two debates leading up to the Florida Primary. Much of the credit for his performance uptick went to his new debate coach, Brett O’Donnell, and that appears to be the problem.
Lamda Legal, a national organization that works tirelessly on behalf of the LGBT community, ratcheted up their outreach and appeal by releasing a viral video that’s aptly entitled ‘Sh*t Homophobic People Say .’
We all know that the religious right is sexist and that the Republican Party is a ‘white men only’ club. But to say that women aren’t fit to lead because of some kind of sick twisted Christian interpretation of the Bible is just more proof that conservative men think of women as weak minded child carriers who belong in a kitchen somewhere. But that’s what a Rick Santorum staffer thinks.
Well, gay marriage has been legal here in Iowa for going on three years now, and just as FOX News predicted, traditional marriage has all but ceased to exist in the Hawkeye state.
After all the crazy, ignorant, and scary comments from Michele Bachmann the last four years, it looks like she’ll be out of America’s hair for a while after this year.
After receiving just 5% of the vote (last place among the major contenders) in last night’s Iowa caucus, Michele Bachmann has called it quits. Bachmann’s been floundering for a while, but still, I find myself a little melancholy this morning. The only woman in the race is gone and I wonder if she ever stood a chance.
With the inane clown posse Republican Iowa Caucus and State-wide primaries right around the corner, we can unequivocally expect a tsunami of phenomenally, breathtakingly moronic things to said (especially if Bachmann makes it through Iowa). But in the mean time, it’s important to look back and reflect on some of the phenomenally, breathtakingly moronic things that were already said.
Throughout the year, each candidate made comments that proved just how out of touch, ignorant, and dangerous the right wing has truly become. It’s hard to choose which quotes to list but here are just 25, brought to you by Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Herman Cain, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, Rick Perry, and Newt Gingrich.
Well, kids, here it is: the first annual Idiots’ Delight year-end awards. Yes, I know it was hard waiting, but hopefully your patience will be rewarded. I held nothing back. If you had it coming, you got it.
Just a few hours after attending an event in support of Michele Bachmann, State Senator and Iowa Chairman of the Bachmann campaign, Kent Sorenson, threw his support to Ron Paul.
Apparently god can’t be bothered with plight, famine, poverty, and environmental calamities because he must ensure that Offensive Tackles pave the way for Tim Tebow to get into the end zone. If there is a god, he’s now an atheist.
Since apparently running for president on Television and hawking books is more important to the serial adulterer than getting the 10,000 signatures that the state of Virginia requires in order to qualify, Newt Gingrich engaged in personal victimhood that would make Sarah Palin blush by likening Virginia’s move to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
It is really no secret how the vast majority of modern-day Republican front-runners – those who have co-opted the ‘fiscal conservative’ political party to further a corporate-funded, socially conservative theocracy – generally feel toward the LGBT community.
Bachmann ignores the fact that no one is suggesting that the US Constitution be usurped by Sharia Law. On the other hand, Bachmann herself is suggesting that the Constitution be usurped by Christian law, only in her version, it won’t be limited to just Christians. All American citizens will have to abide by her version of Christian law.
After watching this latest Republican Debate on Fox News, one thing becomes clear, and that is the very real split between the insane and the reasonable
