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Annals of wackjobery

You knew that U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) was a wackjob, even before she talked about anti-American congressmen, even before she put the deep kiss on G.W. Bush after a State of the Union.

But, here's an interesting account by Minnesota writer and former Arkansas Gazette reporter Eric Black on a previous case in which Bachman chomped her high-heel shoes and refused to spit them back up.

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Aaron Sorkin got it right 13 years ago or the CCRRR's political operatives have just copied him.

". . . whatever your particular problem is, friend, I promise you, [Politician's Name] is not the least bit interested in solving it. [Pronoun] is interested in two things and two things only: Making you afraid of it and telling you who's to blame for it. That, ladies and gentlemen, is how you win elections."
The American President, 1995 - Aaron Sorkin

CCRRR voters and supporters have to be the most blindly gullible people in the known universe.


CCRRR voters and supporters have to be the most blindly gullible people in the known universe."

Additionally they have

-low curiosity

-low intelligence

-high security needs

-unlimited ability to run up credit cards

.

She's as dumb as Palin, if that's possible.

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