UPDATE: For all the people that are searching for Michele Bachmann, this blog is FILLED with stories on Michele Bachmann!!! Here is a good summary of some of her best material. Here’s her latest video.
More recent posts
Here are my recent posts on Michele Bachmann:
- Michele Bachmann’s famous impassioned speech against “gangster government”
- Michele Bachmann defends free trade at the Heritage Foundation
- MUST-SEE: Michele Bachmann explains why the US dollar is in serious trouble
- Congresswoman Michele Bachmann is Mrs November in new calendar
- Hot Air and Michelle Malkin post new video of Michele Bachmann’s town hall
- New Michele Bachmann video on the future of Obamacare
- MUST-READ: Michele Bachmann open to running for President in 2012!
Sarah Palin interview and photos
ECM, Hot Air and Muddling also told me about this story in Runner’s World featuring Sarah Palin. Yes, it has pictures. Yes, she is hot. Very, very, very hot. Sigh.
I hate it that you all don’t love Michele Bachmann more than Sarah Palin, just because of Palin’s looks and youth! Bachmann is so much better when you consider policies and debating capabilities!
Look at these videos, and tell me who is better.
- Sarah Palin videos: MERELY ABOVE AVERAGE, YAWN!
- Michele makes an articulate, impassioned speech against gangster-government: You can see her wing tips and halo if you squint!
- Michele tells government to butt out of the free market
- Michele talks about ANWR, the rule of law and ACORN
You have to think about the WHOLE PERSON. Who would you rather have in a debate as your partner? A B+ debater like Palin, who could not even teach a graduate seminar on economics and law? Or a brilliant economist, financial wizard, business owner, super-mom, and pro-life defender of traditional marriage?
Michele Bachmann is a female William Lane Craig. Sarah Palin is a female Lee Strobel. Palin may be good to hang out with, but not who you turn to when you need to sure about winning against a determined opponent in a formal academic debate.
Bachmann has 5 natural and 23 foster children. This woman can solve problems. She will back you up. She understands men.
Read this interview with World Magazine.
Excerpt:
As her politics changed, so did her faith. She attributes a turning point to watching Francis Schaeffer’s Christian worldview video series, How Should We Then Live? “In college I felt like in some ways my mind had been saved,” she said.
For Bachmann, who is a member of Salem Lutheran Church in Stillwater, Minn., being a Christian and a politician means fighting for compassion—individual compassion. “People confuse compassion with government being compassionate with other people’s money versus people being compassionate with their own money,” she said.
For the Bachmanns, opening their family’s home to teenage girls was a way to express their Christian faith and live out good economics. That didn’t mean it wasn’t challenging. At one point, Bachmann was nursing a newborn, juggling two toddlers, homeschooling two children, and overseeing four foster teenage girls. “I was so tired, I could hardly pick my head up off the pillow,” she admitted. These days, all of her foster children have moved on, but she still makes time for her mostly grown children, who range in age from 26 to 14.
…Bachmann says for her one thread ties all the day’s obligations together: “radical abandonment to God’s call.”
Skills matter. Life experiences matter.
Listen to this interview with Michele Bachmann, by Pamela Geller. (The linked post has an MP3)
Excerpt:
Bachmann: Right. We actually, this is a man-made, government-made disaster, this economic conundrum we’re in right now. We could see ourselves go forward next quarter already if we do a few things, if we would do this. If we would permanently zero out the capital gains tax for four years, so that we could let people know that for four years there would be zero capital gains tax. Take the business tax rate from the second highest in the world, 34%, and cut that down to 9% for a corporate tax rate, that would be bring in foreign investment and jobs back into the United States. Completely eliminate the death tax, completely eliminate the alternative minimum tax, and then I think that we need to bold on income tax. Scrap the income tax code, and put into place a tax system where everyone has to get in on the game.
Whether it’s through a national sales tax, or whether it’s through a flat tax, and my personal opinion, I’d love to see in our perfect world a flat tax rate that’s no more than 10% on any American on the federal level, and then that’s it. And then we would pull way back on our spending, including eliminating the federal department of education. We don’t need the federal department of education, that function needs to happen at the state level. And then we need to go through, dramatically change what government does, that we truly are a constitutional government acting under our enumerated powers, and then we do no more, because the number one duty of government is to protect the health and the safety of the American people, and we need to make sure that we focus on first things first.
She’s a warrior. Not like that wimpy moose-hunter!
Listen to this MacClaurin lecture. Do you know who that is introducing famous Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias? Hint: NOT SARAH PALIN! It’s Michele Bachmann! She told her husband Marcus that she wanted to travel to Chicago to hear Ravi Zacharias talk about apologetics IN PERSON for her BIRTHDAY PRESENT. No stupid camping in the woods for Michele.
Sarah Palin? Well, I don’t know but I suspect her birthday present involved a snow-machine ride and a dead moose. It sure didn’t involve apologetics. Or PARENTING. Yeah, I went there! Bachmann is a better parent than Palin, too! Bachmann is all-over the homeschooling. Kick Ass!
Christian apologetics + homeschooling + fiscal conservatism = SEXY!
Conclusion
I have some advice for you single men, speaking as a chaste man who has no experience of any kind with women. You need to choose a woman who you can see yourself submitting to – someone who can be patient and endure a lot of difficulties without complaining.
In a marriage, it’s close-quarters. You want to be paired with someone who you can respect and trust. Someone you can submit to with your dignity intact. You want someone with character and honor. Someone who will lovingly bend your will to high ideals – not to trivial inanities.
Bachmann has the edge over Palin here. You could follow Bachmann into battle. Bachmann is 100% combat-ready, 24/7. Palin is just not the best candidate. Life is serious. You want Bachmann, not Palin.
UPDATE: New Michele Bachmann pro-life video.
She makes the point that public funding of abortions increases the number of abortions, and she cites her opponent, the Alan Guttmacher Institute, to make the point. Now that’s debating talent.
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The abortion industry is profitable, that is why this gangster government if funding it, the abortionists are lining the pockets of elected officials, so they can fleece Americans of their tax dollars via laws passed by the gangsters who are running the nation.
Abortion is about a 50/50 proposition. As long as “conservatives” hang their hat on “overturning Roe v Wade” they can forget being a majority. MAYBE enough people won’t show up to vote that that will carry the day. What they need to do is say abortion is a personal decision and the government needs to stay the hell out of it. Now THAT is a conservative position, not the religiously driven one that anti-abortion forces try to pass off as “conservative”.
Well, the conservative position is to uphold the Constitution, including the right to life of each individual person. The liberal position is to deny the human rights of the weak in order to promote the irresponsible happiness-seeking of the strong. I side with the rights of the minority against the tyranny of the majority. This is a republic, not a democracy.
If it is a personal decision, then it does not involve any other human being than the one making it.
If that is the case, the woman is not pregnant. Obviously.
Since the decision involves another human being, and, in fact, involves its very life, the government – whose job it is to ensure that we do not harm each other – has a very vested interest in this “decision.”
Once upon a time, husbands claimed that domestic violence was a “personal” issue that had no place in the government; they alleged that the police had no place protecting the safety of their wives, nor did the law have any place in outlawing spousal abuse. Thankfully, we’ve come to learn that all things which happen in close quarters or in one’s home are not “personal” issues.
Please cite the section of the Constitution that “guarantees a right to life”. And what busybody business is it of yours on how someone not related to you makes a personal medical decision?
Sorry, I mean the Declaration of Independence. Stupid me. Do know you know the passage I mean about self-evident truths?
Also, it isn’t a personal medical decision – there’s another person with different DNA involved: the fetus.
Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments.
And what busybody business is it of yours on how someone not related to you makes the personal medical decision to kill someone else for his organs?
And what busybody business is it of yours if a husband beats his wife?
And what busybody business is it of yours on how a man makes a personal sexual decision?
Wait, what? You mean that you are against slaughtering people for their kidneys, spousal abuse, and rape? Busybody.
As Ted Nugent said about the 2nd amendment: the right to self-defense and the tools to provide supersede the constitution. We don’t need that document to have that right, it is an universal right.
Same with the right to life. We shouldn’t need laws or a specific reference to it in the constitution. It is an universal right that exists with or without governmental endorsement.
Totally agree with all pro-life comments here. That’s the first thing.
The second is the Michelle/Sarah debate. This is tough. It’s like Betty/Veronica or MaryAnn/Ginger. I like them both. I think I’d agree that Bachman appears to be more academic in her grasp of issues, but Palin seems to have a common sense grasp. If put to it, I’d give Bachman the edge in smarts, but only an edge. Imagine them as a true pairing for 2012!
Definitely a Betty-Veronica or Ginger-Marianne thing going on here. But there’s no doubt that Mrs. Bachmann is gorgeous. (I refuse to say that a mother of five is “hot”.)
Michelle Bachmann is hot. In many ways. I know her personally. I haven’t seen her in 12 years or so, but she is the real deal. I just wish I lived in her district so I could vote for her. She stands up for her position, seems unafraid of the heat she will take for it and is a dedicated wife and mother. We need more of her kind, both male and female. Keep up the good work Michelle!
The sound on that last video is terrible! I just can’t listen to it till the end :-\
You’re right. There are better ones in this post.
Better videos
imo, Sarah Palin is hotter, but not as smart, tough, or cool