Bachmann encounters challenger from within

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Sally wrote:

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How 'bout you fascists stop whining about 'family values' and start paying attention to real issues like the economy, gas prices, health care, illegal immigration and the war. Who really cares who marries who? Plus, it'd be nice to read a post by one of you conservative moonies that was spelled correctly or had some facts, instead of your rabid rants and drooling on yourselves.

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SHIRL wrote:

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oil supply needs to meet and exceed our demand-simple.
The vast majority of americans wants marriage to be defined between man and woman. Not man and man, man and dog etc.
stop whinning and support family values

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Sally wrote:

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How 'bout you fascists stop whining about 'family values' and start paying attention to real issues like the economy, gas prices, health care, illegal immigration and the war. Who really cares who marries who? Plus, it'd be nice to read a post by one of you conservative moonies that was spelled correctly or had some facts, instead of your rabid rants and drooling on yourselves.

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Sally wrote:

Bachmann is a Grade-A whackjob moonbat! When she's not skulking in bushes, she's humping them on TV! Her beliefs are right out of this world. She's almost as crazy as the Scientologists, exept that the Scientologists at least can spell!

Anon wrote:

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Per Wikipedia: Wingnut is a term currently used in U.S. politics as a political epithet referring to anyone that holds extremely conservative views or supports far right-wing politics. Moonbat is an analogous epithet aimed at extremists on the political left.[1]
According to an article by New York Times language maven William Safire, "The prevailing put-down of right-wing bloggers is wingnuts; this has recently been countered by the vilification of left-wing partisans who use the Web as moonbats..."[1]
It is generally believed to be an attenuation of the description "right-wing nut job" or "right-wing nut".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingnut_ (politics)
Also included in this definition are people who consider some of Minnesota's, let alone the nation's, greatest politicians (Humphrey et. al.) to be "political embarrassments".

Tank Murdoch wrote:

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Proves my point-you are the one whinning about gay marriage.
Oil is about supply and demand-always has been always will be.
Flood the market with greater supplies the prices shall fall.

Observer wrote:

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Until you are forced to marry someone of the same gender, I don't see gay marriage being pushed down anyone's throat.
The US Department of Energy (run by undounted subversives appointed by that raving leftist George W. Bush) says that increased production will have a minimal, if any, affect on fuel prices. Do you have some secret source of information that they don't?

skrattande wrote:

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Yeah, freedom to be a christian!
I suppose your the type of conservative for small government except when regulation suits your opinion.

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Anon wrote:

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Per Wikipedia: Wingnut is a term currently used in U.S. politics as a political epithet referring to anyone that holds extremely conservative views or supports far right-wing politics. Moonbat is an analogous epithet aimed at extremists on the political left.[1]
According to an article by New York Times language maven William Safire, "The prevailing put-down of right-wing bloggers is wingnuts; this has recently been countered by the vilification of left-wing partisans who use the Web as moonbats..."[1]
It is generally believed to be an attenuation of the description "right-wing nut job" or "right-wing nut".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingnut_ (politics)
Also included in this definition are people who consider some of Minnesota's, let alone the nation's, greatest politicians (Humphrey et. al.) to be "political embarrassments".

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Sally wrote:

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How 'bout you fascists stop whining about 'family values' and start paying attention to real issues like the economy, gas prices, health care, illegal immigration and the war. Who really cares who marries who? Plus, it'd be nice to read a post by one of you conservative moonies that was spelled correctly or had some facts, instead of your rabid rants and drooling on yourselves.

Jim wrote:

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Like you say learn to spell. The word is about, not 'bout. You must be an example of public education.

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Duke wrote:

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I have never heard it used on C-Span which I watch daily. If you think Humphrey is so great, name 5 bills he authored and the outcomes of these bills.

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Livin Woodbury wrote:

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I think this debate has you all rattled and you make no sense.
what regulation...the dems mandate for mercury CFL bulbs.
"do not idle laws" in Murderapolis

Anon wrote:

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Among many other things, Humphrey was an early and ardent supporter of civil rights - that alone makes him great.

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calvin wrote:

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What debate? How can there be a debate when your every post is like a reaction to an ink blot test.
Take a breath, exhale slowly, look at the ceiling, close your eyes and try to visualize something that has these two characteristics:
1. You believe in it.
2. You can coherently state it in multiple sentences leading to a paragraph.
I'll check back in 5 or 6 hours.

calvin wrote:

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What debate? How can there be a debate when your every post is like a reaction to an ink blot test.
Take a breath, exhale slowly, look at the ceiling, close your eyes and try to visualize something that has these two characteristics:
1. You believe in it.
2. You can coherently state it in multiple sentences leading to a paragraph.
I'll check back in 5 or 6 hours.

Red Ryder wrote:

but will Obama subsidize our new tire gauges?
some people can't afford one.

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Livin Woodbury wrote:

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i seen that on the news; great reflection of ****'s energy plan.

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Livin Woodbury wrote:

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I think this debate has you all rattled and you make no sense.
what regulation...the dems mandate for mercury CFL bulbs.
"do not idle laws" in Murderapolis